- Oklahoma’s COVID-19 state of emergency came to an end on May 3, 2021.
- As of February 2, the Governor extended the state of emergency order but lifted a nighly 11 p.m. curfew in place for bars and restaurants. There is no date for this to expire yet.
- Effective November 19, bars and restaurants must adhere to a nightly 11 p.m. curfew, except for to-go and drive-thru orders. Bars and restaurants will be required to close by 11 p.m., with no in-person food or alcohol served afterward.
- On November 16, the Governor announced new restrictions on bars and restaurants and a requirement that all state employees must wear masks while at work.
- On October 23, the Governor extended the state’s state of emergency that has been in place since March. The state’s restaurants can still operate at full capacity and bars, which opened in Phase 3. The state does not intend on enforcing any new capacity restrictions.
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