In other branch news:

North Coast Credit Union of Bellingham, Wash. ($379.7 million in assets, 20,721 members) closed a branch in Bellingham Feb. 28 after selling the property to the city for a housing development. The credit union acquired the Northwest Avenue branch through a 2015 merger and is now directing members to its Dupont Street branch 1.5 miles away. The credit union had six branches on Sept. 30, unchanged from a year earlier.
First Community Credit Union of Beloit, Wis. ($368.6 million in assets, 28,759 members) announced Monday that it will open a new branch in Freeport, Ill., 40 miles southwest of Beloit. President/CEO Jack Gill said the full service office has a 24-hour ATM, a night drop and four drive-up lanes. “We have had a lot of support from the Freeport market over the years and it’s exciting to open an office there,” Gill said. The credit union had seven branches on Sept. 30, one more than a year earlier.
OnPath Credit Union of Metairie, La. ($1 billion in assets, 84,664 members) on Feb. 28 reopened its remodeled branch in Covington, La., 40 miles north of Metairie across Lake Pontchartrain. The credit union had 11 branches on Sept. 30, unchanged from a year earlier.
Global Federal Credit Union of Anchorage, Alaska ($11.5 billion in assets, 767,231 members) announced Feb. 26 that it has opened a new branch in Juneau. The 10,400-square-foot facility also includes offices for both Global Credit Union Insurance Brokers and Global Credit Union Home Loans.

“The Juneau Financial Center is a major milestone for the credit union in our state’s capital,” President/CEO Geoff Lundfelt said. “We are on an ever-evolving mission to make financial services as convenient as possible for Global members. This center provides modern amenities and access to more services in a centralized location.”

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