Do you have an idea for $500 million

capital 2020 logoCAPITAL 20.20 -- the working group that's developing the Capital Region's pitch for one of the three $500 million awards in the state's Upstate Revitalization Initiative -- has a series of "town hall" events lined up this week for gathering public input.

Project blurbage:

The purpose of each region's Revitalization Plan will be to 1) provide a well-researched and credible argument that the region is ready for revitalization; and 2) to describe the transformation that will happen in the region if granted those funds.

The project is also gathering input via a survey.

The schedule of public events this week is after the jump. The first one is in Colonie late this afternoon (Monday). There are also events in Troy, Schenectady, and Malta this week.

Monday, August 17: Albany
4 - 5:30pm
Registration begins at 3:30pm
Capital Region Chamber Office
5 Computer Drive South, Colonie

Tuesday, August 18: Rensselaer
8:30 - 10am
Registration begins at 8am
Hilton Garden Inn, Amphitheater, Troy

Tuesday, August 18, Schenectady
4 - 5:30pm
Registration begins at 3:30pm
Proctors, Fenimore Room, Schenectady

Wednesday, August 19: Warren/Washington
8:30 - 10 am
Registration begins at 8am
Regional Higher Education Center Auditorium, Room 128
SUNY Adirondack, Queensbury

Wednesday, August 19: Saratoga
9:30 - 11am
Registration begins at 9am
Hudson Valley Community College's TEC-SMART Facility, Auditorium, Malta

Thursday, August 20: Columbia/Greene
8:30 - 10am
Registration begins at 8am
Professional Academic Center, Saland Forum
Columbia-Greene Community College, Hudson

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