Capital District Times

Albany County Executive Daniel P. McCoy has rescinded a State of Emergency effective immediately in Albany County. "He does urge caution for travelers tomorrow morning as a drop in temperatures this evening may lead to ice and black ice during the commute." McCoy also highlighted the potential risks of rising temperatures during the day tomorrow, which may result in ice melting and subsequent flooding.

The decision to lift the State of Emergency comes as a relief to residents and businesses in Albany County. McCoy's prompt action in rescinding the declaration demonstrates a keen awareness of the changing weather conditions and their potential impact on the community.

As residents prepare for the following day, McCoy's warning serves as a reminder to exercise caution and vigilance on the roads. The attached information regarding the rescinded State of Emergency provides further details for the public to stay informed.

The swift response from County Executive McCoy reflects a commitment to ensuring the safety and well-being of Albany County residents. By staying proactive and responsive to evolving situations, McCoy continues to prioritize the welfare of the community.

As the State of Emergency is lifted, residents are advised to stay informed of any updates or changes in weather conditions. The collective efforts of officials and residents in staying prepared and informed contribute to a safer and more resilient community.