FINDLAY, Ohio — With floodwaters receding today, Findlay's three credit unions appeared to have been spared major damage from this week's torrential rains as CU-backed programs have already been started to collect donations to aid flood victims.
"We did have two of our staff people who had to evacuate their homes but our offices are open," said Karen Reams, president/CEO of the $26 million Millstream Area Credit Union.
Reams, who also is president of the Western Buckeye Chapter of the Ohio Credit Union League, said she has made contact with one other CU, Hancock Federal Credit Union though "I haven't been able to get through to Clyde-Findlay Area," the city's largest at $80 million. A vast stretch of Findlay including its downtown was flooded "and no way to get through today," said Reams.
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