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County Executive McCoy unveils the county s first ever fully electric mower

County Executive McCoy unveils the county s first ever fully electric mower WRGB Staff © Provided by WRGB Albany At a press briefing on Friday morning, Albany County Executive Dan McCoy announced that as of Thursday, 50 percent of Albany County’s population has received at least their first dose, and 36 percent have been fully vaccinated. There have been 41 new COVID cases in Albany County since Thursday, and the five-day average for new daily positives decreased from 58.6 to 52.8. Among the new COVID cases, 30 had close contact with positive cases, 10 had no clear source of infection, and one is a healthcare worker or resident of a congregate setting.

Albany County reports 101 new coronavirus cases; two new deaths

ALBANY, N.Y. — Officials in Albany County announced 101 new coronavirus cases Sunday morning. Albany County Executive Daniel McCoy announced Sunday that the number of confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Albany County has now climbed to 19,043 to date. The five-day average for new daily positives has increased to 115.2 from 114.8. Officials note that the overall case count will fluctuate as CommCare records are transferred in and out of the county. - Advertisement - The county executive reported that among the new cases of COVID-19, 30 had close contact with positive cases, 68 did not have clear sources of infection at this time, and three are healthcare workers or residents of congregate settings. There are now 1,107 active cases in the county, up from 1,100 on Saturday.

Albany County reports 89 total coronavirus deaths in January

ALBANY, N.Y. — Albany County has ended January as the deadliest month since the start of the pandemic. On Sunday, Albany County Executive Dan McCoy announced three additional COVID-related deaths. They are one woman and two men who are all in their 70s. The death toll is now 315 since the outbreak began. “On the last day of January, we are sadly reporting that another three people have died, which brings us to 89 Albany County residents who have lost their lives to the virus this month, McCoy said. January has been our deadliest time and until we stop the spread, more people get the vaccine and we develop a herd immunity, this doesn’t look like it is going to stop.

Albany County announces 222 new COVID-19 cases; two new deaths

ALBANY, N.Y. — Albany County Executive Daniel McCoy announced  that the number of confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Albany County has now climbed to 12,281 to date, an increase of 222 new positive cases since Saturday. The five-day average for new daily positives decreased to 267.4 from 271. Officials note that the county s overall case count will fluctuate as CommCare records are transferred in and out of the county. Among the new positive cases announced, 35 had close contact with positive cases, 182 did not have a clear source of infection at this time and five are healthcare workers or residents of congregate settings. There are now 1,844 active cases in the county, up from 1,758 yesterday.

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