There were 700 new cases of COVID-19 in Alabama on Friday, making the fourth consecutive day with a count below the 1,000 mark, the state Department of Public Health reported.

That brought the number of confirmed cases of the disease to 102,196 since the pandemic began in March. There were four deaths in the latest 24-hour period, raising the state’s toll to 1,825. The agency’s COVID Dashboard said another 4,061 cases and 69 deaths were listed as probably associated with the disease.

There were 1,364 new cases one week ago, on Aug. 7. The count was 1,352 on Aug. 10, and has fallen daily since then.

The seven-day rolling average of cases stood at 1,053 a day for the past week, also down for the fourth consecutive day. The 14-day rolling average was 1,208 cases a day, which is down for the fifth straight day.

Jefferson County reported 104 cases and two deaths, both the most in the state, for a total of 13,682 cases and 262 deaths.

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