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McCoy reflects on year-plus struggle in battle against COVID-19 pandemic

McCoy reflects on year-plus struggle in battle against COVID-19 pandemic
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Whalen: Vaccination takes away the uncertainty

ALBANY, N.Y. — Albany County Executive Daniel McCoy and Albany County Department of Health Commissioner Dr. Elizabeth Whalen both addressed the need to expand encouragement efforts to vaccinate people, so that the Capital Region can reach herd immunity and return to a sense of normalcy. The two noted how vaccinations are starting to plateau and why more outreach is necessary in pushing people in the right direction. To that end, McCoy announced a video challenge on Instagram, imploring people to share their stories on why they became vaccinated against COVID-19 and how vital it is to resuming regular life. “Despite making more than 1,200 first doses of the Pfizer vaccine available for our Times Union Center POD [Thursday], unfortunately, we were only able to get 319 residents to fill the appointments, including 56 walk-ins. It’s clear we’re hitting a wall, which is why we’re shifting our resources to more community based pop-up clinics, and we’re also

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.

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