Service information
Atmos Energy operates a regulated natural-gas utility in Colorado and its other listed states. This state-level listing does not identify every Colorado service community or guarantee that an address is served. Confirm the exact property with Atmos Energy.
Recorded service areas
Coverage notes reflect published information and do not guarantee availability at every address. Confirm current service and eligibility directly with the utility.
Service-area evidence
Atmos Energy’s Texas materials document several distinct, partial networks: Palestine and Frankston in Anderson County; Archer City; the rural Armstrong County systems; and Seymour in Baylor County. Bandera is also a named Mid-Tex city service area. Actual connections depend on the network and property address; these listings do not imply countywide availability.
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Bailey County gas-network anchor
The City of Muleshoe identifies Atmos as its natural-gas provider; Railroad Commission records and the current Atmos West Texas tariff support residential network presence. This is a Muleshoe-area lead only; confirm service at the exact address.
Bell County natural-gas network towns
The current Texas Railroad Commission-hosted Atmos Mid-Tex tariff lists Killeen, Belton, and Temple. These locations indicate a partial natural-gas network; confirm service and nearby mains for the exact address.
Clifton and Meridian gas-network anchors
The Railroad Commission’s 2022 residential-service table documents Atmos Mid-Tex residential gas customers in Clifton and Meridian, Bosque County. This confirms local network presence, not countywide availability; ask Atmos to check the exact address and nearby main.
Silverton and Quitaque natural-gas network anchors
RRC data documents residential gas service and distribution systems operated by Atmos Energy in Silverton and Quitaque. These are named-town partial networks, not countywide coverage; confirm the gas main and service at the exact address.
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Brown County residential gas-network towns
RRC residential-service records document Atmos accounts in Bangs, Blanket, Brownwood, and Early; Brownwood also identifies Atmos as its gas provider. These are town network anchors, not countywide availability; confirm the exact address and nearby main.
Bryan and College Station residential gas network
Bryan identifies Atmos as its gas provider; College Station renewed an Atmos franchise, and the Railroad Commission lists residential Atmos service in both cities. Gas availability is network- and address-dependent, not countywide.
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Burnet County residential gas-network towns
RRC records document Atmos residential gas customers in Burnet, Bertram, and Marble Falls; a 2026 City of Burnet notice confirms current Atmos system work. These are local network anchors, not proof of countywide service. Check the exact address and nearby main with Atmos.
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Caldwell and Somerville residential gas-network towns
Caldwell’s utility page lists Atmos natural gas service, and Atmos tariff/RRC records support residential gas networks in Caldwell and Somerville. These are city anchors, not rural countywide service; confirm the address and nearby main.
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Panhandle residential natural-gas network
The Railroad Commission’s residential service table lists Atmos gas customers in Panhandle. This is town-level network evidence, not countywide coverage; confirm a nearby main and exact-address eligibility.
Dimmitt, Hart and Nazareth residential gas network
Current Atmos tariff and Railroad Commission records support residential networks in Dimmitt, Hart and Nazareth, plus a rural Castro County system. These are partial network anchors; confirm service at the exact address and nearby main. No independent AgriTexGas route was added because current territory attribution is unclear.
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Childress residential gas-network anchor
Atmos’s current Mid-Tex tariff names Childress and RRC’s older table records residential consumers in the city. This is a city-network anchor, not countywide coverage; verify current service at the exact address.
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Henrietta natural-gas network anchor
The current RRC Mid-Tex tariff includes Henrietta and environs in Atmos Energy’s service schedule. Natural-gas availability depends on a connected main and service at the exact address; this does not indicate countywide coverage.
Bronte and Robert Lee residential gas-network anchors
The current RRC Mid-Tex tariff includes Bronte; a separate RRC table records residential service accounts in both Bronte and Robert Lee for an older reporting period. These support local, address-dependent network anchors only. Confirm current service and a nearby gas main.
Collin County residential gas-network towns
RRC consumer records document Atmos residential gas systems in multiple Collin County communities; its current Mid-Tex tariff provides current tariff context. Towns are partial, connected-main network anchors, not a countywide guarantee; confirm exact-address service.
Comanche, De Leon and Gustine gas-network anchors
Texas RRC consumer records document residential gas distribution in Comanche, De Leon, and Gustine. These are partial town/network anchors, not countywide service; confirm current connected-main availability at the exact address.
Coleman residential gas network
RRC consumer records document natural-gas service in Coleman, and Atmos’ current Mid-Tex tariff lists Coleman environs. This is a local, address-dependent gas network, not countywide coverage; confirm a connected main at the property.
Gainesville and Muenster residential gas networks
Gainesville’s official utility page identifies Atmos as a residential gas provider; RRC system and consumer records also list Gainesville and Muenster networks. Gas service is limited to connected mains and exact addresses, not the whole county.
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Copperas Cove and Gatesville natural-gas networks
RRC residential records identify Atmos service in Copperas Cove and Gatesville; a City report also records its purchase of gas from Atmos. These are local, address-dependent mains, not countywide coverage.
Dallas County natural-gas network towns
RRC records document residential Atmos accounts in Dallas and multiple county towns; Atmos’s current pipeline project also names several Dallas County communities. Natural-gas availability depends on connected mains and exact address, not county boundaries.
Lamesa residential natural-gas network
Atmos Energy’s current West Texas Division tariff includes Lamesa. This is a local gas-network anchor, not countywide coverage; confirm an available main at the exact address.
Cooper residential natural-gas network
Atmos’s current Mid-Tex tariff lists Cooper. This supports a town-level gas-network anchor only; confirm an available main at the exact address.
Denton County natural-gas network communities
Atmos’s current Texas tariff and service territory materials, plus RRC consumer records, document residential natural-gas networks in Denton and multiple surrounding municipalities. Service depends on connected mains and exact address; the town list does not mean every county parcel is served.
Hereford and environs residential natural-gas network
Atmos’s tariff lists Hereford environs, the RRC records residential customers in Hereford, and Deaf Smith County identifies Atmos as its gas utility. This is a partial, address-dependent network, not service throughout every county address.
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Crosbyton residential natural-gas network
Current RRC consumer records identify 556 residential Atmos West Texas customers in Crosbyton, Crosby County. This is a town-level network anchor, not countywide coverage; check the exact address and connected main.
Dalhart residential natural-gas network — Atmos
Current RRC Atmos tariffs list the incorporated areas of Dalhart, and RRC consumer records support residential service there. This is a town-level, address-dependent network, not countywide coverage.
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Eastland County town-level residential gas tariff areas
Atmos Mid-Tex’s current tariff lists Eastland County and residential tariff areas associated with Eastland, Cisco, Carbon, Gorman, Gordon, and Ranger. These are local network areas; confirm gas-main availability and service for the exact address.
Ellis County residential gas-network communities
RRC’s 2022 city-service table lists Atmos residential service in 15 Ellis County communities; current Ennis and Midlothian resources also identify Atmos. These are town/network anchors only; check the current address and connected main.
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Odessa and rural Ector residential gas-network areas
Odessa identifies Atmos as its natural-gas provider, and RRC records identify Atmos-operated distribution in Odessa and a separate rural Ector County system. Service is limited to connected mains and eligible addresses; confirm the exact property.
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Marlin and environs residential gas network
RRC service records identify Atmos Mid-Tex as the residential provider in Marlin, and its current tariff includes Marlin environs. The network is local and address-dependent; confirm connected-main availability.
Fannin County residential gas-network communities
RRC records document Atmos residential gas service in Bonham, Ector, Ravenna, and Windom. Service is limited to connected mains and eligible addresses; verify the exact property with Atmos.
Roby and Rotan residential gas networks
Atmos tariff and RRC service records identify residential gas networks in Roby and Rotan. Availability depends on connected mains and the exact address. Gray Fuel & Chemical remains a lead only: the active retailer license does not establish current household delivery, and the only direct home-delivery report found is from 2019.
Floydada, Lockney, and rural Floyd County gas networks
Current RRC records list Atmos systems in Floydada and rural Floyd County; tariff and service records also show residential service in Lockney. These are partial networks, not countywide connections; check the exact address and nearby main.
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Stephenville and Dublin residential natural-gas networks
RRC’s 2022 service table records residential Atmos customers in Stephenville and Dublin. These are local network anchors, not countywide coverage; confirm current service and connected mains at the exact address.
Fairfield residential natural-gas network
Railroad Commission records identify Atmos Energy residential gas service and a tariffed network in Fairfield. This is a connected-town network, not countywide coverage; confirm a nearby main and address eligibility.
Seminole and Seagraves residential gas networks
Railroad Commission residential-service records and Atmos West Texas tariff materials identify gas-network service in Seminole and Seagraves. The recorded customer totals are historical, and both are local connected-main networks rather than countywide service; confirm current eligibility at the exact address.
Post residential gas-network anchor
The City of Post identifies Atmos as its natural-gas utility, and RRC records document the Post residential network. The RRC also lists a rural Lynn-and-Garza system, but its household endpoints are unconfirmed; do not imply rural countywide coverage. Confirm the connected main and address with Atmos.
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Fredericksburg residential natural-gas network
The City of Fredericksburg utility annex names Atmos as the local natural-gas utility, and Railroad Commission records document residential service in Fredericksburg. This is a connected-main network, not blanket rural coverage; confirm the exact address with Atmos.
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Pampa residential gas-network anchor
The Railroad Commission’s 2022 table reports Atmos residential accounts in Pampa, Gray County. This confirms a local connected-main network, not countywide or rural coverage; verify the current service address with Atmos.
Grayson County residential gas-network towns
The Railroad Commission’s 2022 table documents Atmos residential accounts in 14 Grayson County communities, and its January 2026 system inventory lists Denison, Grayson County Industrial Park, Pottsboro, and Sherman systems. Historical town counts do not mean every address is connected; check the current main and exact address.
Longview and Lakeport residential gas-network anchors
The City of Longview lists Atmos as a local gas contact, and the Railroad Commission’s 2022 service table documents Atmos residential accounts in Longview and Lakeport. These are town/network anchors, not countywide availability; confirm a connected main at the exact address.
Hale County residential natural-gas networks
Atmos’s current West Texas tariff and RRC system inventory identify networks in Plainview, Hale Center, Abernathy, Edmonson, and rural Hale County; RRC consumer data documents residential accounts in three towns. Availability depends on connected mains and address eligibility, not every parcel.
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Quanah and Chillicothe residential gas networks
Atmos’s current Mid-Tex tariff names Quanah and Chillicothe, and RRC 2022 data reports residential customers in both networks. Service is main- and address-dependent; these local systems do not establish availability throughout Hardeman County.
Hamilton and Hico residential natural-gas networks
Hamilton identifies Atmos as its natural-gas provider, and RRC 2022 data documents residential Atmos accounts in Hamilton and Hico. These are town-network anchors, not countywide availability; confirm a connected main at the exact service address.
Turkey residential natural-gas network
Atmos’s West Texas tariff and the RRC’s current distribution inventory list a Turkey gas system; the RRC’s historical table records residential customers there. This is a Turkey network anchor only; confirm a connected main at the address.
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Hartley County town natural-gas networks
The RRC system inventory and Atmos’s West Texas tariff identify networks in Channing, Dalhart, and Hartley, with residential service evidence. These town and connected-main networks are not countywide; confirm service at the exact address.
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Haskell County residential gas-network towns
RRC 2022 records list Atmos residential customers in Haskell, Rochester, Rule, Weinert, and Stamford. Stamford overlaps Jones County; the data confirms network presence, not current service at every address. Confirm the connected main and account eligibility.
Henderson County town natural-gas networks
Atmos’s current Mid-Tex tariff lists residential service cities including Athens, Brownsboro, Chandler, Eustace, Malakoff, Murchison, Poynor, Star Harbor, and Trinidad; RRC records support residential customers in these networks. Gas service depends on connected mains; confirm the exact address.
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Hockley County town natural-gas networks
RRC records document Atmos residential networks in Levelland, Anton, Smyer, and Opdyke West, plus the Triangle Rural Levelland system. These are named-town and partial rural network anchors, not countywide hookups; confirm the exact connected main.
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Hill County town natural-gas networks
Atmos Mid-Tex’s current tariff lists Abbott, Blum, Covington, Hillsboro, Hubbard, Itasca, Malone, Penelope, and Whitney; RRC 2022 data documents residential accounts in those networks. Check for a connected main at the exact address; this is not countywide coverage.
Granbury residential natural-gas network
Granbury’s franchise ordinance and RRC records document Atmos Mid-Tex residential service in Granbury and listed environs. Gas access depends on a connected main and exact address; this is not countywide coverage.
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Sulphur Springs and Cumby natural-gas networks
RRC’s CY2022 consumer table documents Atmos residential accounts in Sulphur Springs and Cumby, and Atmos’s 2024 filing references local system work in Sulphur Springs. These are town network anchors; verify a connected main at the exact address.
Big Spring and Howard County residential gas networks
Big Spring identifies Atmos as its natural-gas provider. The RRC lists an Atmos Big Spring network and a rural system named for Howard, Dawson, and Martin counties. These are partial connected-main networks, not universal coverage; verify the exact service address.
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Hunt County residential natural-gas network towns
Railroad Commission residential-customer records identify Atmos Mid-Tex service in Greenville, Commerce, Caddo Mills, Wolfe City, Quinlan, Celeste, Campbell, and Lone Oak. These are local network anchors, not universal county coverage; confirm a connected main at the exact address.
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Fritch residential natural-gas network
Fritch’s franchise ordinance and Atmos West Texas tariff support Atmos natural-gas service within Fritch. This is a local connected-main network only; Fritch overlaps Moore County, and rural Hutchinson County coverage is not established. Confirm the exact address.
Johnson County residential natural-gas networks
Current Atmos Mid-Tex tariffs name multiple Johnson County communities; RRC records document residential networks in these towns. This is town and connected-main coverage, not a countywide guarantee. Verify the exact service address and nearby main.
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Jones County residential natural-gas networks
Atmos’s filed Mid-Tex service list names Anson, Hamlin, Hawley, Lueders, and Stamford; RRC data documents historical residential customers in those towns. Stamford overlaps Jones and Haskell Counties. These are town-level network anchors, not countywide coverage; confirm the exact address.
Kerrville residential natural-gas network
The City of Kerrville lists Atmos Energy as the local natural-gas contact, and Atmos’s current Mid-Tex tariff includes Kerrville and environs. This is a local connected-main network, not countywide coverage; confirm a main serves the exact address.
Knox City and Munday residential natural-gas networks
Atmos’s current Mid-Tex tariff and Railroad Commission records identify distribution networks and historical residential service in Knox City and Munday. These are town/main-dependent systems, not service across Knox County; confirm a connected main at the exact address.
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Paris residential natural-gas network
Paris Economic Development identifies Atmos Mid-Tex as the city’s natural-gas provider. This is a local connected-main network, not proof of service to every rural Lamar County address; verify the exact premise with Atmos.
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Lamb County residential gas-network towns
Atmos tariff records list Amherst, Littlefield, Olton, Springlake, and Sudan; RRC Table 1A documents historical Atmos residential gas service in Littlefield. These are local connected-main networks, not countywide coverage; verify the exact address.
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Leon County residential gas-network towns
Atmos’s current Mid-Tex tariff and the RRC’s 2026 distribution report identify local systems in Centerville, Buffalo, Jewett, Leona, and Normangee. This is partial town/main coverage, not a countywide gas network; confirm service at the exact address.
Limestone County residential gas-network towns
Current RRC Atmos Mid-Tex tariff schedules and residential-service records identify local gas networks in Groesbeck, Mexia, Kosse, Coolidge, Tehuacana, and Thornton. These are town/main anchors, not countywide availability; confirm service at the exact address.
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Baird and Clyde residential gas-network systems
The RRC distribution inventory identifies Atmos systems in Baird and Clyde, and Atmos’s Mid-Tex tariff lists those towns for service. These are town networks, not countywide coverage; confirm a connected main at the exact address.
Llano municipal residential gas network — status needs reconfirmation
Current regulator records still show Atmos’s Llano system and historical residential accounts; an Atmos application seeking authority to abandon service was filed in February 2026, and the final docket outcome was not verified. Treat this as a provisional local network listing and confirm current availability before relying on it.
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Lubbock County local residential gas networks
RRC distribution and residential-consumer records identify Atmos systems in Lubbock and surrounding named communities, plus a separate Lubbock County rural system. These are partial connected-main networks, not service at every county address; verify availability.
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Madison County local residential gas networks
RRC’s current distribution inventory lists Atmos Mid-Tex systems in Madisonville, Midway, Normangee, and North Zulch; its 2026 tariff contains residential rates. These are town networks, not countywide coverage; confirm the connected main at the exact address.
Lynn County named-town natural-gas networks
RRC records document residential Atmos customers and networks in New Home, Tahoka, Wilson, and O’Donnell. A separately registered Lynn and Garza rural system does not establish which homes are served. These are town/connected-main anchors, not countywide access.
Stanton and Lenorah residential gas networks
RRC records list Atmos systems in Stanton and Lenorah and a separate Howard/Dawson/Martin rural network. The historical 764 Stanton residential accounts are for 2018. These are partial networks, not countywide availability; confirm the connected main at the exact address.
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Kaufman County local natural-gas networks
The RRC 2026 distribution report lists Atmos systems in Kaufman, Forney, Terrell, Crandall, Kemp, Scurry, and Talty. Atmos provides residential service, but these are local connected-main networks, not countywide availability; verify the exact address.
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Lampasas and Lometa local residential gas networks
The city, Atmos tariff, and RRC records support residential gas networks in Lampasas and Lometa, including historical residential accounts. Availability is limited to connected mains; confirm the exact address. This is not countywide utility service.
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Waco-area residential natural-gas utility networks
The City of Waco identifies Atmos Energy as its natural-gas distributor; RRC distribution records list Atmos systems in Waco and nearby communities. These are local connected-main networks, not countywide coverage; confirm service at the exact address.
Midland residential natural-gas utility network
The City of Midland identifies Atmos Energy as its gas provider, and the current tariff lists Midland and residential service. This is a city and connected-main match, not countywide coverage; confirm the exact address.
Milam County town-level residential gas networks
RRC system records list Atmos networks in Cameron, Rockdale, and Buckholts, with historical residential-customer data. These are town and connected-main networks, not countywide coverage; confirm service at the exact address.
Goldthwaite residential natural-gas network
Atmos Mid-Tex’s current RRC tariff lists Goldthwaite environs and residential sales, and the RRC consumer table reports residential accounts in Goldthwaite. This supports a local network, not coverage throughout Mills County; check the exact address.
Colorado City and Loraine residential gas networks
RRC records list Atmos distribution networks in Colorado City and Loraine; Colorado City EDC identifies Atmos as the local gas utility, and regulator records document residential Colorado City usage. Service is limited to connected mains; confirm the exact address.
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Montague County named-town natural-gas networks
Atmos Mid-Tex’s current tariff lists Bowie, Nocona environs, and Saint Jo environs for residential sales; RRC records also document historical residential customers in these towns. These are connected-main network areas, not countywide coverage; confirm the exact address.
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Moore County partial residential gas-network evidence
Current RRC records list an Atmos Hartley and Moore County rural system; the 2022 table documents residential Fritch-system accounts spanning Moore and Hutchinson Counties. This is partial network evidence, not countywide service; verify a connected main at the exact address.
Navarro County named residential gas networks
Atmos’s current Mid-Tex tariff and the RRC’s September 2026 operator report support local networks in Corsicana, Blooming Grove, Kerens/Goodlow, Rice, Dawson, Frost, Emhouse, Powell, Retreat, Richland, Barry, and Streetman. Residential counts are historical (2022); confirm a connected main at the exact address.
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Vega residential natural-gas network
The RRC’s 2026 distribution inventory lists Atmos’s 19.773-mile Vega system; its city-service table also records residential accounts in Vega (historical 2020 data). This is a local connected-main network, not countywide coverage; confirm the exact address.
Nolan County named residential gas networks
Atmos’s current Mid-Tex tariff names Sweetwater, Roscoe, and Nolan County; utility and RRC records document residential gas service in local networks (RRC customer figures are historical, 2020). This is not countywide access; confirm a connected main at the exact address.
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Palo Pinto County local Atmos residential gas networks
Current RRC records list Atmos distribution systems in Gordon, Santo, and Strawn. Historical residential-account data support Gordon and Strawn; Santo is included as a system footprint only. These are local connected-main networks, not countywide service; verify the exact address.
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Reno residential natural-gas network
Current Atmos tariff and Reno records support residential gas service in the local connected-main network. Confirm service at the exact address; no countywide access is implied.
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Amarillo residential natural-gas network
Current Atmos tariff records support its residential gas network in Amarillo inside city limits; consumer counts are historical and span Potter and Randall Counties. A rural system is listed but its endpoints are not identified, so rural Potter coverage is not claimed.
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Bovina and Friona residential gas networks
Current tariff and regulator records support residential Atmos networks in Bovina and Friona. Service depends on a connected main at the address; no countywide coverage is implied.
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Emory residential gas network
Current tariff materials and RRC records support residential Atmos service in Emory and its environs. This is a connected-main network, not countywide coverage; confirm the exact address.
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Amarillo-area residential gas networks
Current tariff materials support Atmos residential gas service in Amarillo, Canyon, and Timbercreek Canyon. Coverage depends on a connected main at the address; this is not countywide availability.
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Red River County local residential gas networks
Atmos’s current Mid-Tex tariff lists Red River County and the named communities Annona, Avery, Bogata, Clarksville, and Detroit with a residential rate schedule. Service is limited to connected mains and address eligibility.
Runnels County local residential gas networks
Current tariff and regulator records support Atmos networks in Ballinger, Miles, and Winters. Service depends on a connected main at the exact address; Rowena and Wingate are not included without residential-customer evidence.
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Rockwall-area residential gas networks
Current Atmos tariff materials list residential service areas in Rockwall and named nearby towns. Gas service depends on connected mains at the exact address; no countywide connection is implied.
Robertson County local residential gas networks
RRC distribution and historical customer records support Atmos residential networks in Calvert, Franklin, and Hearne. Service is limited to connected mains and eligible addresses, not the whole county.
San Saba residential natural-gas network
Current Atmos tariff materials list San Saba Environs and RRC records document historical residential customers. Service depends on a connected main and exact-address eligibility; it is not a countywide connection.
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Snyder residential natural-gas network
Current Atmos tariff and regulator records support local residential gas service in Snyder. This is a connected-main network, not countywide coverage; confirm the exact address.
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Albany and Moran connected residential gas networks
RRC records support Atmos residential gas networks in Albany and Moran environs. Exact service depends on nearby connected mains.
Glen Rose connected residential natural-gas network
The City of Glen Rose and RRC records identify Atmos as the local residential gas utility. Availability depends on a connected main at the exact address.
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Smith County Atmos connected-main gas networks
RRC records support local Atmos residential gas networks in Tyler and Whitehouse. Service depends on connected mains and address eligibility.
Swisher County local and rural residential gas networks
Atmos’s tariff and regulator data support local residential networks in Tulia and Kress and identify a separate Swisher County rural system. Happy’s network crosses the Swisher/Randall county boundary. Confirm connected-main access at the exact address; this is not blanket countywide service.
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Fort Worth residential natural-gas network
Atmos is identified as a natural-gas utility in Fort Worth, and its current tariff lists the city among its served areas. Availability depends on connected mains at the exact address.
Taylor County local residential natural-gas networks
Atmos tariff and local records identify residential network communities in Abilene, Buffalo Gap, Impact, Lawn, Merkel, Trent, Tuscola, and Tye. Availability depends on connected mains; historical regulator account data does not guarantee current service at an address.
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Terry County local residential natural-gas networks
Atmos tariff and regulator records support local residential gas-network service in Brownfield, Meadow, and Wellman. Account counts are historical; confirm that an Atmos main serves the exact address.
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San Angelo residential natural-gas network
RRC consumer data and Atmos’s current tariff support a residential gas network in San Angelo and environs. The customer count is historical; confirm main access at the exact address.
Throckmorton residential natural-gas network
The RRC’s current system inventory and Atmos tariff support a local Throckmorton residential gas network. RRC account data are historical; verify that a connected main and service are available at the exact address.
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Austin-area Atmos residential gas network
Regulatory system records identify Atmos service infrastructure in the Austin area. Availability depends on the connected main and should be confirmed by address.
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Canton and Edom residential gas networks
RRC records identify historical Atmos residential service in Canton and Edom. Confirm the connected-main territory and eligibility at the exact address.
Quitman and Yantis residential gas networks
RRC records support local Atmos residential gas networks in Quitman and Yantis. Confirm that the exact address is connected; this is not countywide rural coverage.
Wise County Atmos residential gas networks
Regulatory household-account records and the current tariff support local Atmos gas networks in seven Wise County towns. Availability depends on a connected main at the exact address.
Williamson County Atmos gas-network towns
RRC records support local Atmos residential networks in named Williamson County towns. Confirm a connected main at the exact address.
Wichita Falls residential gas network
Current tariff and regulator data support an Atmos residential gas network in Wichita Falls. Confirm that a connected main serves the exact address.
Vernon residential gas network
Current tariff and regulator records support an Atmos residential gas network in Vernon. Confirm a connected main at the exact address.
Olney residential gas network
Current tariff and regulator records support an Atmos residential gas network in Olney. Confirm exact-address connected-main availability.
County and town coverage update — Virginia — October 15, 2026
Atmos Energy's Virginia natural-gas service, provided through its United Cities Gas division, is listed in portions of Washington, Smyth, Pulaski, Wythe, and Montgomery Counties and Radford. These are network-area anchors rather than countywide guarantees; confirm availability at the exact address.
County and town coverage update — Kentucky — October 15, 2026
In Kentucky, Atmos Energy Mid-States serves about 180,694 customers. A 2026 Kentucky PSC order approved transfer of the Millennium Energy assets in Simpson County to Atmos, effective October 1, 2026. This identifies a local network area, not service throughout the county. Confirm service at the exact address and the applicable tariff with Atmos.
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County and town coverage update — Tennessee — October 15, 2026
Atmos Energy operates local distribution systems in named Tennessee counties. These are network search anchors only, not countywide service promises. Confirm gas-main availability and eligibility at the exact address.
County and town coverage update — Mississippi — October 15, 2026
Atmos Energy’s Texas materials document several distinct, partial networks, including Muleshoe in Bailey County and Seymour in Baylor County. Actual connections depend on the property and available mains; these listings do not imply countywide availability. In Castro County, Atmos’s 2026 West Texas tariff and Railroad Commission records support residential gas-network service in Dimmitt, Hart and Nazareth; state records also identify an Atmos rural Castro County system. These are partial, address- and main-dependent service areas, not a promise that every property is connected. In Childress County, Atmos’s current Mid-Tex tariff names Childress and the Railroad Commission’s historical consumer table reports residential accounts there. This confirms a local gas-network anchor, not whole-county coverage or a live guarantee; verify the exact address and nearby main. Atmos’s current West Texas tariff names the Hereford WT Environs, and county records identify Atmos as the local gas utility. This is a partial, connected network; confirm exact-address service rather than assuming countywide access. For Eastland County, Atmos Mid-Tex’s current May 2026 tariff includes Eastland County and identifies local residential service areas in Eastland, Cisco, Carbon, Gorman, and Ranger. Gordon is in Palo Pinto County and is described separately below. This is town/network coverage, not a guarantee for every county address; confirm connected-main access and service at the exact property. For Ellis County, the Railroad Commission’s city-service table documents Atmos residential service in Alma, Bardwell, Ennis, Ferris, Garrett, Italy, Maypearl, Midlothian, Milford, Oak Leaf, Ovilla, Palmer, Pecan Hill, Red Oak, and Waxahachie. The dataset is for 2022; these are published town/network anchors, not a guarantee of a nearby main or current service at every address. Confirm with Atmos. For Ector County, Odessa’s official utility resource page identifies Atmos as the local natural-gas provider; RRC records also identify an Atmos-operated rural Ector County distribution system. These are partial connected networks, not a guarantee that every address in the county has a gas main. Confirm service at the exact property. For Falls County, the Railroad Commission identifies Atmos Mid-Tex as the residential gas provider in Marlin, and its current tariff includes Marlin environs. This supports a local connected-main network only, not countywide coverage; confirm address eligibility and nearby mains. For Fannin County, Railroad Commission gas-service records identify Atmos residential networks in Bonham, Ector, Ravenna, and Windom. These are town/network anchors, not a guarantee of a nearby main at every address; confirm current service directly. For Fisher County, current Atmos/RRC tariff records identify residential gas service in Roby and Rotan. These are local network anchors, not countywide coverage; confirm that a connected main serves the exact address. For Floyd County, current RRC distribution-system records identify Atmos West Texas systems in Floydada and rural Floyd County; current tariffs and regulator data also document Lockney. This is a partial utility network, not a guarantee of service at every rural property; verify connected-main availability by address. For Erath County, the RRC’s 2022 city-service table reports Atmos Mid-Tex residential gas customers in Stephenville and Dublin. This supports town-level system presence only; gas service depends on an available connected main at the exact address and the figures are historical. RRC’s September 2026 distribution list still shows Atmos’s Llano system and 2022 records document residential customers, but Atmos filed applications in February 2026 seeking approval to abandon service; a final disposition was not verified. Treat Llano coverage as provisional and confirm the docket and service status before relying on it. RRC system and consumer records identify Atmos networks and residential accounts in New Home, Tahoka, Wilson, and O’Donnell; O’Donnell spans Lynn and Dawson Counties. The registered Lynn and Garza rural system does not identify served residential endpoints. Treat this as named-town connected-main coverage only and confirm by address. Current RRC records list Atmos networks in Stanton and Lenorah plus a Howard/Dawson/Martin Counties rural system. The 764 Stanton residential accounts are from calendar year 2018 and are historical; the rural-system entry does not prove service at every address. Confirm a connected main. The City of Midland identifies Atmos Energy as the local natural-gas distributor, and its current West Texas tariff includes Midland and residential service. This is a local connected-main network; do not infer service throughout Midland County. RRC records identify residential Atmos networks in Cameron, Rockdale, and Buckholts; published residential-account counts are historical (2018). Gas service is limited to connected mains in those local networks, not the whole county. The current RRC tariff lists Goldthwaite environs and residential sales; RRC Table 1A reports Goldthwaite residential accounts (the table does not state the data year). This supports a local connected-main network, not countywide coverage; confirm service by address. The September 2026 RRC distribution report lists Atmos networks in Colorado City and Loraine; Colorado City EDC identifies Atmos as the city gas utility, and RRC records document residential Colorado City usage. These are local network areas, not countywide coverage; confirm a connected main at the address. The current Atmos Mid-Tex RRC tariff contains residential sales and lists Bowie, Nocona environs, and Saint Jo environs. The RRC consumer table documents residential customers in these towns but is historical (2022). These are local connected-main networks, not countywide access; confirm service by address. The current RRC system report lists an Atmos Hartley and Moore County rural system; its 2022 consumer table also documents historical Atmos residential accounts in the Fritch system spanning Moore and Hutchinson Counties. These records support partial rural/network service only, not every county address; confirm a connected main. Atmos’s current Mid-Tex tariff and the RRC’s September 2026 report document local distribution systems across named Navarro County communities. The RRC residential-account counts are historical (2022); these are connected-main networks, not countywide service. Verify the exact address. The RRC’s April 2026 system inventory lists Atmos Energy West Texas Division’s 19.773-mile Vega distribution system, and the RRC city-service table records residential gas service in Vega (historical 2020 account data). This supports the connected Vega network only, not all of Oldham County; confirm service at the exact address. Atmos’s current Mid-Tex tariff lists Sweetwater, Roscoe, and Nolan County, while public utility and RRC records document local residential gas networks. Residential-customer data are historical (2020). Coverage is local and connected-main dependent, not a countywide service guarantee; confirm the exact address. Current RRC system records identify Atmos distribution systems in Gordon, Santo, and Strawn; residential-account data specifically document Gordon and Strawn (the table is historical). These are local connected-main networks, not countywide coverage; confirm an available main and current eligibility at the exact address. Current Atmos Mid-Tex tariff and Reno city records support a local residential gas network in Reno, Parker County. This is a connected-main town network only, not countywide service; confirm current eligibility at the exact address. For Eastland County, Atmos Mid-Tex’s current May 2026 tariff includes Eastland County and identifies local residential service areas in Eastland, Cisco, Carbon, Gorman, and Ranger. Gordon is in Palo Pinto County and is described separately below. This is town/network coverage, not a guarantee for every county address; confirm connected-main access and service at the exact property. Current Atmos West Texas tariff records list a residential schedule for Amarillo inside city limits; historical RRC consumer data document residential accounts across Amarillo in Potter and Randall Counties. This supports the Potter County portion of Amarillo’s connected city network only. The separate 2.12-mile rural Potter County system has no verified residential endpoints, so rural service is not claimed. Confirm a nearby main and eligibility at the exact address. Current Atmos tariff and RRC residential-consumer records support connected residential gas networks in Bovina and Friona. These are local mains, not countywide coverage; confirm exact-address availability. Current Atmos tariff materials include Emory/Emory environs, and RRC records document residential gas accounts in Emory. This supports the local connected-main network only; confirm service at the exact address. Current RRC West Texas tariffs list residential service and the Amarillo, Canyon, and Timbercreek Canyon areas; Atmos identifies the Amarillo region in its service territory. Availability remains limited to connected mains at eligible addresses, not all Randall County properties. Atmos’s current Mid-Tex tariff includes residential sales and lists Red River County with Annona, Avery, Bogata, Clarksville, and Detroit. These are named system areas, not proof that every property is connected; confirm available mains at the exact address. Current Atmos tariff and RRC distribution records support local residential gas networks in Ballinger, Miles, and Winters. These are connected-main town networks, not blanket Runnels County coverage; confirm the exact address. The current RRC tariff lists Atmos Mid-Tex residential service areas in Rockwall, Fate, Heath, McLendon-Chisholm, Rowlett, and Royse City; Rockwall city identifies Atmos as its gas supplier. These are partial connected-main networks, not countywide availability; confirm the exact address. The RRC’s April 2026 inventory lists Atmos local distribution systems in Calvert, Franklin, and Hearne; historical RRC residential-customer records document accounts in all three towns. These are partial connected-main networks, not countywide access; confirm a main and eligibility at the exact address. The current Atmos Mid-Tex tariff lists San Saba Environs and historical RRC records report residential customers in San Saba County. This is a partial connected-main area, not universal county coverage; confirm a nearby main and eligibility at the exact address. For Eastland County, Atmos Mid-Tex’s current May 2026 tariff includes Eastland County and identifies local residential service areas in Eastland, Cisco, Carbon, Gorman, and Ranger. Gordon is in Palo Pinto County and is described separately below. This is town/network coverage, not a guarantee for every county address; confirm connected-main access and service at the exact property. For Eastland County, Atmos Mid-Tex’s current May 2026 tariff includes Eastland County and identifies local residential service areas in Eastland, Cisco, Carbon, Gorman, and Ranger. Gordon is in Palo Pinto County and is described separately below. This is town/network coverage, not a guarantee for every county address; confirm connected-main access and service at the exact property. For Eastland County, Atmos Mid-Tex’s current May 2026 tariff includes Eastland County and identifies local residential service areas in Eastland, Cisco, Carbon, Gorman, and Ranger. Gordon is in Palo Pinto County and is described separately below. This is town/network coverage, not a guarantee for every county address; confirm connected-main access and service at the exact property. For Eastland County, Atmos Mid-Tex’s current May 2026 tariff includes Eastland County and identifies local residential service areas in Eastland, Cisco, Carbon, Gorman, and Ranger. Gordon is in Palo Pinto County and is described separately below. This is town/network coverage, not a guarantee for every county address; confirm connected-main access and service at the exact property. Atmos Mid-Tex’s current tariff lists Snyder and Scurry County; RRC records list local Snyder distribution mains and historical residential customers. This supports the connected Snyder network, not countywide availability; confirm a nearby main and eligibility at the exact address. Hermleigh is listed as a distribution system but lacks verified household endpoint evidence and is not included. Current RRC tariff schedules list Atmos Mid-Tex service in Albany and Moran environs; regulator consumer records document historical residential customers in both towns. This supports connected local networks only; verify an available main and eligibility at the exact address. For Eastland County, Atmos Mid-Tex’s current May 2026 tariff includes Eastland County and identifies local residential service areas in Eastland, Cisco, Carbon, Gorman, and Ranger. Gordon is in Palo Pinto County and is described separately below. This is town/network coverage, not a guarantee for every county address; confirm connected-main access and service at the exact property. Glen Rose identifies Atmos Mid-Tex as its natural-gas utility; current RRC tariff and consumer records support the town’s residential network. This is connected-main service in Glen Rose, not countywide access; verify the exact address. For Eastland County, Atmos Mid-Tex’s current May 2026 tariff includes Eastland County and identifies local residential service areas in Eastland, Cisco, Carbon, Gorman, and Ranger. Gordon is in Palo Pinto County and is described separately below. This is town/network coverage, not a guarantee for every county address; confirm connected-main access and service at the exact property. Current RRC Atmos Mid-Tex tariff and regulator consumer records support connected residential gas networks in Tyler and environs and Whitehouse. These are local mains, not countywide coverage; confirm exact-address eligibility. For Eastland County, Atmos Mid-Tex’s current May 2026 tariff includes Eastland County and identifies local residential service areas in Eastland, Cisco, Carbon, Gorman, and Ranger. Gordon is in Palo Pinto County and is described separately below. This is town/network coverage, not a guarantee for every county address; confirm connected-main access and service at the exact property. Atmos’s West Texas tariff names Tulia and Kress; RRC records document local networks there and a separate Swisher County rural system. Historical residential-account data supports Tulia and Kress, and Happy has a boundary-spanning Swisher/Randall network. Infrastructure does not guarantee a connected main or residential eligibility at every address; confirm the exact service point. For Eastland County, Atmos Mid-Tex’s current May 2026 tariff includes Eastland County and identifies local residential service areas in Eastland, Cisco, Carbon, Gorman, and Ranger. Gordon is in Palo Pinto County and is described separately below. This is town/network coverage, not a guarantee for every county address; confirm connected-main access and service at the exact property. For Eastland County, Atmos Mid-Tex’s current May 2026 tariff includes Eastland County and identifies local residential service areas in Eastland, Cisco, Carbon, Gorman, and Ranger. Gordon is in Palo Pinto County and is described separately below. This is town/network coverage, not a guarantee for every county address; confirm connected-main access and service at the exact property. For Eastland County, Atmos Mid-Tex’s current May 2026 tariff includes Eastland County and identifies local residential service areas in Eastland, Cisco, Carbon, Gorman, and Ranger. Gordon is in Palo Pinto County and is described separately below. This is town/network coverage, not a guarantee for every county address; confirm connected-main access and service at the exact property. Atmos Energy’s current Mid-Tex tariff lists Fort Worth among its served cities, and the City of Fort Worth identifies Atmos as a natural-gas utility. This supports local connected-main service, not every Tarrant County address; confirm a nearby main and eligibility. For Eastland County, Atmos Mid-Tex’s current May 2026 tariff includes Eastland County and identifies local residential service areas in Eastland, Cisco, Carbon, Gorman, and Ranger. Gordon is in Palo Pinto County and is described separately below. This is town/network coverage, not a guarantee for every county address; confirm connected-main access and service at the exact property. Atmos is identified as the residential natural-gas provider in Abilene; its tariff and local utility/city records identify Abilene, Buffalo Gap, Impact, Lawn, Merkel, Trent, Tuscola, and Tye as local service-network communities. RRC residential-customer counts are historical (2020/2021 reporting), not current counts. These are town/network anchors, not rural countywide coverage; verify a connected main and eligibility at the exact address. Atmos’s West Texas tariff lists Brownfield, Meadow, and Wellman in its residential gas service area, and RRC records document residential accounts in these towns (historical 2021 data). This supports local connected-network anchors, not rural Terry County coverage; verify a nearby main and eligibility at the exact address. For Eastland County, Atmos Mid-Tex’s current May 2026 tariff includes Eastland County and identifies local residential service areas in Eastland, Cisco, Carbon, Gorman, and Ranger. Gordon is in Palo Pinto County and is described separately below. This is town/network coverage, not a guarantee for every county address; confirm connected-main access and service at the exact property. RRC’s 2022 consumer report lists 19,514 residential Atmos accounts in San Angelo, Tom Green County; the current Mid-Tex tariff includes San Angelo Environs and residential service. The account total is historical, and the network is not countywide; confirm a connected main and eligibility at the exact address. The RRC’s April 2026 system inventory lists Atmos distribution infrastructure in Throckmorton; its current tariff includes Throckmorton environs. The 2022 RRC consumer table reports historical residential accounts, not current connections. This is a local connected-main network, not countywide rural service; confirm the exact address. Current RRC system records and Austin utility resources support an Atmos residential gas network in the Austin area. RRC consumer counts are historical (2022); confirm a connected main at the exact address. The RRC’s 2022 consumer table records Atmos residential accounts in Canton and Edom; these are historical network indicators, not current address-level availability. Confirm service with Atmos. RRC records support Atmos residential natural-gas networks in Quitman and Yantis. Historical consumer counts do not guarantee current connections; confirm a connected main at the exact address. For Eastland County, Atmos Mid-Tex’s current May 2026 tariff includes Eastland County and identifies local residential service areas in Eastland, Cisco, Carbon, Gorman, and Ranger. Gordon is in Palo Pinto County and is described separately below. This is town/network coverage, not a guarantee for every county address; confirm connected-main access and service at the exact property. State consumer records and Atmos’s current Mid-Tex tariff support residential gas networks in Alvord, Aurora, Boyd, Bridgeport, Decatur, Newark, and Rhome. These are connected-main towns, not countywide rural coverage; verify each address. For Eastland County, Atmos Mid-Tex’s current May 2026 tariff includes Eastland County and identifies local residential service areas in Eastland, Cisco, Carbon, Gorman, and Ranger. Gordon is in Palo Pinto County and is described separately below. This is town/network coverage, not a guarantee for every county address; confirm connected-main access and service at the exact property. For Eastland County, Atmos Mid-Tex’s current May 2026 tariff includes Eastland County and identifies local residential service areas in Eastland, Cisco, Carbon, Gorman, and Ranger. Gordon is in Palo Pinto County and is described separately below. This is town/network coverage, not a guarantee for every county address; confirm connected-main access and service at the exact property. RRC residential-account records support Atmos natural-gas networks in Georgetown, Hutto, Leander, Liberty Hill, Round Rock, Taylor, Bartlett, and Cedar Park. These are connected-main town networks, not countywide access; confirm the exact address. Current Atmos Mid-Tex tariff and RRC distribution records support residential mains in Wichita Falls. This is a local connected-main network, not countywide coverage; confirm the exact address. Current Atmos Mid-Tex tariff and RRC system records support a residential gas network in Vernon. This is a local connected-main area; confirm the exact address. Current Atmos tariff and RRC distribution records support a local residential gas network in Olney. Confirm the connected main at the exact address; no countywide service is implied. For Mississippi, Atmos publishes a residential tariff available only at points on existing Mississippi facilities with adequate capacity and pressure. This is a state-level utility tag, not a countywide service claim; confirm an active gas main at the exact address.
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County and town coverage update — Kansas — October 16, 2026
Atmos provides regulated residential natural-gas service in Kansas through its Colorado-Kansas division. The KCC reported 140,000 Atmos customers in 110 Kansas communities in February 2026. The 2022 service-territory map is useful regional context, not a live address lookup; no county tags are added from it. Confirm an available main and eligibility at the exact address.
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County and town coverage update — Louisiana — October 15, 2026
Louisiana: Atmos publishes a Louisiana tariff and lists operations in the state. The reviewed official service-area map is dated June 2021 and was not used to assign parish tags. Check the exact street address with Atmos before treating its gas network as available.
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County and town coverage update — Colorado — October 16, 2026
Atmos Energy operates a regulated natural-gas utility in Colorado and its other listed states. This state-level listing does not identify every Colorado service community or guarantee that an address is served. Confirm the exact property with Atmos Energy.
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