Credit unions, regulators and other industry offices in Washington, New York and other cities will continue to dig out from under two feet of snow Monday after a blizzard brought the Mid-Atlantic region to a standstill over the weekend.

Most credit unions Maryland, Northern Virginia and Washington, D.C. announced Monday closures on their websites or social media.

Although the travel ban was lifted from New York City Sunday and some public transportation returned to normal routes, many credit unions announced late openings.

The federal Office of Personnel Management said Sunday evening all federal offices will be closed Monday, including the NCUA and CFPB. Also in Washington and Arlington, Va., respectively, both CUNA and NAFCU offices are closed. However, both trade associations told CU Times employees will work remotely on Monday.

Governors in Maryland, Virginia and Pennsylvania announced all government offices in those states are closed on Monday. 

Lawmakers in the Senate announced Sunday they postponed votes until Wednesday evening. The House canceled all vote this week.

Credit unions of note that announced Monday closures on their websites and/or on social media included:

  • All branches of the $72 billion Navy FCU of Vienna, Va., located in Virginia, Maryland, Washington, D.C., Connecticut, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania and Tennessee. Two branches each in Kentucky and North Carolina will open late on Monday.
  • The $2 billion Apple FCU in Fairfax, Va.
  • The $1.7 billion State Department FCU of Alexandria, Va.
  • The $664 million Justice FCU in Chantilly, Va., announced its corporate headquarters, branches in Chantilly and Quantico, Va., and in the D.C. metropolitan area will be closed. New York branches will open two hours late.
  • The $835 million Congressional FCU of Washington, D.C.
  • The $1 billion Andrews FCU of Suitland, Md.
  • The $3 billion State Employees Credit Union of Linthicum, Md.
  • The $333 million Signal Financial FCU of Kensington, Md.
  • The $358 million Securityplus FCU of Baltimore.
  • The $4 billion Bank Fund Staff FCU of Washington, D.C.
  • The $230 Arlington Community FCU of Arlington, Va., said while its branches will be closed, its remote call center will be open.
  • The $196 million Pioneer West Virginia of Charleston, W.V. said its branches will open two hours late.

 

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