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Houston Credit Union Describes Recovery Efforts

Fifty-seven credit unions are still closed a week after Tropical Storm Harvey.

By Peter Strozniak | Updated on September 05, 2017
CEO Randall Dixon outside ECCU's north branch.

In addition to cleaning up a branch over the Labor Day Weekend that had been destroyed by three feet of rain dumped by Tropical Storm Harvey, the $227 million Energy Capital Credit Union is also providing its employees with childcare services and free lunches as the city of Houston and communities throughout southeastern Texas continue massive recovery efforts.

“To assist staff we have set up childcare in the main office as schools are closed until 9/11 and many childcare facilities (are closed),” Energy Capital CU President/CEO Randall Dixon, wrote in an email on Saturday. “Also many restaurants are closed so we have provided lunch for staff during the week. “

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