Governor Asa Hutchinson, along with the Arkansas Department of Health reported the daily Covid-19 statistics in Arkansas, as well as an update on the schedule for residents to be eligible for a vaccine. Scroll down to see all vaccine schedules and the state and county statistics.

The Arkansas Department of Health reports they have received 134,425 vaccine doses, and 37,884 have been given.

PHASE 1-A

Arkansas is currently in Phase 1-A of the vaccination schedule. You are eligible if you are:

a health care worker,
long-term care staff or resident,
EMS, fire, police first responders and
other high priority groups, such as:
- primary care
- urgent care
- college/university student health center
- K-12 health clinics and school nurses
- dental clinics
- ems, fire, law enforcement who serve as first responders
- pharmacies
- home health
- private care/personal care
- hospice care
- dialysis centers
- corrections officers
- blood donation centers

These individuals may obtain the vaccination at their worksite, at clinics conducted at a facility, or through a 1-A pharmacy.

Phase timelines and priority groups may vary based on available vaccine supply and medical need.

PHASE 1-B

Phase 1-B is estimated to begin in February 2021 for the following individuals:

People age 70 and older
Frontline essential workers
- teachers and school staff
- food and agricultural workers
- firefighters/police not in 1-A
- manufacturing workers
- grocery store workers
- public transit workers
- childcare workers
- US Postal Service workers
- essential government workers

PHASE 1-C

Phase 1-C is estimated to begin in April 2021 for the following individuals:

people age 65-69
people age 16-64 with high-risk medical conditions
essential workers
- transportation and logistics
- water and wastewater
- food service
- shelter and housing
- public safety
- finance
- IT and communications
- energy
- media
- public health workers