ODESSA, Texas — Reader feedback to a local story about a credit union to bank charter conversion suggests that member opposition to the move is at least flickering among some of the members of the $113 billion First Basin Credit Union.
The state chartered credit union has an application pending before the Office of Thrift Supervision to convert to a federally chartered mutual bank.
A local paper, the Odessa American, wrote about the pending conversion in late October and feedback to the story posted online gave opponents to the move a place to vent their concerns.
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