LifeNet Service Areas
| Service Area | Population | Size | Start Date | Service |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| City of Atlanta, Texas | 5,515 | 12.66 square miles | December 1999 | ALS non-emergency ambulance service and primary backup emergency ambulance service for Atlanta Fire Department EMS |
| City of Texarkana, Texas | 34,782 | 29.46 square miles | 1994 | ALS exclusive emergency and non-emergency ambulance response |
| Bowie County, Texas | 93,245 | 923 square miles | 1995 | ALS exclusive emergency and non-emergency ambulance response |
| Cass County, Texas | 30,119 | 960 square miles | 2000-2004 2020-Current |
ALS exclusive emergency and non-emergency ambulance response |
| Morris County, Texas | 12,373 | 259 square miles | September 2020 | ALS exclusive emergency and non-emergency ambulance response |
| Red River County, Texas | 12,171 | 1057 square miles | June 1995 | ALS exclusive emergency and non-emergency ambulance response |
| Western Payne County Ambulance Trust Authority Payne County, Oklahoma |
78,399 | 697 square miles | May 2011 | ALS exclusive emergency and non-emergency ambulance response |
| City of Hot Springs, Arkansas | 88,068 | 36.57 square miles | October 2005 | ALS exclusive emergency and non-emergency ambulance responseS |
| City of Malvern, Arkansas | 10,900 | 8.633 square miles | June 2014 | ALS exclusive emergency and non-emergency ambulance responseS |
| Hot Springs Village, Arkansas | 9,159 | 40.93 square miles | March 2009 | ALS exclusive emergency and non-emergency ambulance responseS |
| City of Texarkana, Arkansas | 22,631 | 41.9 square miles | 1993 | ALS exclusive emergency and non-emergency ambulance responseS |
LifeNet Air Bases
| Program Name | Base | Aircraft Type |
|---|---|---|
| LifeNet Air 1 | Texarkana Regional Airport | Rotor Wing – Bell 407 |
| LifeNet Air 2 | Hot Springs Regional Airport | Rotor Wing – Bell 407 GX |
| Fixed Wing | Texarkana Regional Airport | Fixed Wing – Piper Cheyenne 2 |