- The Governor lifted the statewide mask mandate on March 31, 2021.
- On February 26, the state mandated many new directives. First, restaurants and bars may operate at 100% occupancy and are encouraged to continue to offer a safe environment for patrons and employees. Second, the state changed its public health directives to guidelines, making them no longer mandatory. Restaurants may operate at 100% occupancy, The mask mandate, however, will continue through March 31 but will end if certain conditions are met.
- The Governor on December 29 extended the coronavirus emergency declaration by another two months as the state reported a new high in hospitalizations from COVID-19. Arkansas has a mask mandate, and is requiring bars, restaurants, and clubs that serve alcohol to close by 11 p.m. in an effort to curb a surge in coronavirus cases and hospitalizations. Indoor dining is limited to 66% capacity. This order remains in effect as of March 2.
- On December 03, 2020, Arkansas is requiring bars, restaurants, and clubs that serve alcohol to close by 11 p.m.
- On July 16, 2020 the Governor mandated that masks be worn in all public places when physical distancing is not possible. This mandate remains in effect.
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