For the third straight day, the snowstorm and blizzard conditions across a broad swath of the Mid-Atlantic and lower New England regions kept credit unions closed once again.
Credit union executives relied on an array of disaster vehicles and remote electronic devices to stay in touch with members and employees.
"I'm home again today and it's still snowing with 26 inches on the ground and 7 inches last night," said Anthony Walker, president/CEO of the $137 million NARFE Premier FCU of Alexandria, Va. in recounting how the CU, closed today, has operated with a skeletal staff from its two Virginia offices.
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