Introducing the Lookout app! It helps Santa Cruz County be ready for disasters like fires and earthquakes. The app shares news and guides for safety. They talk about being prepared and having a plan. A big asteroid might hit Earth in 2032, but the chances are small. We can't predict disasters, so we prepare for them. Santa Cruz County has a team called OR3 to respond to emergencies. They focus on communication and coordination to keep people safe. In an emergency, it's important to have a plan and be ready. The county has a system to warn people called CruzAware. They send alerts about dangers like fires and floods. It's important to communicate well in emergencies to keep everyone safe. If a big earthquake happens, it could disrupt cellphones and services. It's important to have other ways to communicate, like radios. Santa Cruz County also has a Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) to help in disasters. They train volunteers to assist in emergencies. Emergency preparedness is a team effort. People need to be ready at home, and the county helps by organizing responses. CERT volunteers are ready to help when needed. It's all about working together to stay safe in any situation.