text:  We just got back on our feet after the pandemic, and we're barely hanging on as it is. And now this. I am utterly terrified that we're not going to have something to come home to. Oroville residents like Mooney are not strangers to evacuations. More than 100 people have died in fires in the county over the last five years. Steve Walsh, a communications director for the American Red Cross that's helping run the shelter, says the volunteers and evacuees share a bond around recurring disasters.