Alabama’s COVID-19 death toll moved past the 2,000-mark Friday as the state Department of Public Health reported 27 deaths over the latest 24-hour period.

The number of people who have died of the coronavirus since the pandemic began in mid-mark reached 2,017, plus 86 deaths that are listed as probably resulting from the disease.

The agency reported 929 new confirmed cases of COVID-19, bringing the overall total to 113,723. Another 8,229 people are listed as probably contracting the disease but not confirmed.

The deaths in Friday’s report were spread among 18 counties. Mobile County listed three deaths, and there were two deaths reported in each of seven countes — Blount, Colbert, Covington, Marshall, Montgomery, Tallapoosa and Walker.

The state has averaged 722 new cases a day over the past week and 823 a day over the last 14 days.

The list of counties with numbers of confirmed cases and deaths.