In other branch news:

Technology Credit Union of San Jose, Calif. ($4.8 billion in assets, 201,138 members) announced Monday that it has opened its first branch in the Treasure Valley in southwest Idaho, which its news release described as “one of the nation’s growing technology hubs.” The credit union has served Treasure Valley members through a virtual branch for the past two years. NCUA data showed Tech CU as of Dec. 31 had nine branches and its headquarters in California plus one branch in Austin, Texas, unchanged from a year earlier.
Addition Financial Credit Union of Lake Mary, Fla. ($2.7 billion in assets, 187,897 members) announced March 12 that it has begun building a branch near Cagan Crossings west of Walt Disney World near Orlando. When it opens later this year, The Four Corners branch will be Addition Financial’s 27th full-service branch and its fourth branch in Lake County, joining branches in Clermont, Leesburg and Eustis. “We consider many factors when deciding where to open a new branch, and it is clear this is an area of tremendous growth where people will need access to a community banking partner they can rely on,” President/CEO Kevin Miller said. It had 26 branches on Dec. 31, unchanged from a year earlier.
Suncoast Credit Union of Tampa, Fla. ($17.8 billion in assets, 1.3 million members) opened a branch March 12 in Ellenton, Fla., its fifth branch in Manatee County. The 3,200-square-foot branch at 7204 U.S. 301 in Ellenton is 42 miles south of Tampa and has bilingual team members, two drive-thru Interactive Teller Machines and a 24/7 ATM. It had 82 branches on Dec. 31, three more than a year earlier and two more than in September.
Truliant Federal Credit Union of Winston Salem, N.C. ($5.2 billion in assets, 340,656 members) announced March 11 that it has opened a branch in Boiling Springs, S.C., its first in Spartanburg County, which is just east of Greenville in Upstate South Carolina. Truliant had 37 branches on Dec. 31, two fewer than a year earlier.

Contact Jim DuPlessis at JDuPlessis@cutimes.com.

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