Emergency medical services; mandating sole-provider system for ambulance service districts; prohibiting certain operations without certain authorization. Effective date.

SB 892 requires Oklahoma ambulance service districts to operate under a sole-provider system, meaning only one ambulance provider can serve each district. This provider must be selected through public competitive bidding, with contracts made public before signing. Ambulance companies must obtain written authorization from the district to operate within its boundaries, and districts can seek court enforcement against unauthorized operators. The law exempts government-owned ambulances, hospital transports within facilities, and certain routine or interstate patient moves, effective November 2025.