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Officials gather behind a FEMA bus outside Albany s Washington Avenue Armory. Credit Dave Lucas / WAMC Residents of Albany, Troy and Schenectady started receiving vaccines in the morning. The federally-run site is expected to administer 1,000 shots a day to people living in under-served areas. Denise Shellhouse is from Troy. “It s easy, it s painless, let s get the shots in the arms.” Representatives from FEMA and the Armory were joined by state and local officials including Albany Mayor Kathy Sheehan, who pointed out that as of Tuesday, a fifth of Albany County residents have received at least their first shot. And this site is going to help us to increase that total and help us get back to normal as quickly as possible. Once we get through the first 10 days of vaccinations focused on residents and those targeted zip codes in Albany, Schenectady and Troy and I believe Rensselaer, this armory is going to be open to all eligible city of Albany residents as well as Albany, Sch

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