Members of the general public are allowed to visit graves at Arlington National Cemetery from 8 a.m. to noon as of Sept. 9, part of a relaxing of coronavirus-related regulations that had limited access to family pass holders.

Face coverings are mandatory for all visitors and social distancing is “expected,” per a news release announcing the new rules. Sites such as the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, Arlington House, and the Welcome Center remain closed to visitors.

Family pass holders can continue to access the grounds from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. to visit a loved one’s grave.

Restrictions on funeral attendance remain in place, with less than 50 gatherers permitted. Full, updated funeral guidance is available at the cemetery’s website.

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VA-operated national cemeteries remain open to the public and resumed conducting committal services in June. Ceremony rules, including limits on attendees, vary by location; families and funeral home personnel are encouraged to contact local cemeteries for guidance.

Facebook pages for both Arlington National Cemetery and the VA’s National Cemetery Administration provide detailed updates, links, and contact information.