NCUA data showed Space Coast had 67 branches and other locations on March 31, one more than a year earlier.

In other branch news:

• Consumers Credit Union of Oshtemo, Mich. ($2.5 billion in assets, 146,357 members) opened a branch Tuesday at Roosevelt Park in Muskegon, Mich., about 90 miles northwest of Kalamazoo on the eastern shore of Lake Michigan. It had 31 branches on March 31, two more than a year earlier, and one more than three months earlier.
• Granite Credit Union of Salt Lake City ($896.3 million in assets, 37,359 members) opened a new branch June 7 in Sandy, Utah, 14 miles south of Salt Lake City. Branch Manager Charlotte Toone said the new location “offers exceptional convenience, centrally located near shopping and in one of Sandy’s fastest-growing areas.” It had 10 other branches on March 31, two more than a year earlier.
• Greater Texas Credit Union of Austin, Texas ($952.6 million in assets, 76,630 members) announced June 19 that it has opened a 6,528-square-foot branch in northwest Austin. It had 17 branches on March 31, one fewer than a year earlier.
• PenAir Credit Union of Pensacola, Fla. ($2.5 billion in assets, 130,904 members) broke ground Wednesday for a new branch expected to open early next year at Fort Walton Beach, about 50 miles east of Pensacola. It had 13 branches on March 31, one more than three months earlier.
• TopLine Financial Credit Union of Maple Grove, Minn. ($1.1 billion in assets, 70,003 members) opened a new branch June 9 in Maple Grove, Minn., about 15 miles northwest of Minneapolis. It said it plans a ribbon cutting ceremony for July 9. As of March 31, NCUA data showed TopLine had its headquarters and four of its seven branches in Hennipin County, including two in Maple Grove. The new Maple Grove West Branch is about seven miles west of its closest branch in Maple Grove, “further expanding our presence in the surrounding communities of Maple Grove, Corcoran, Hamel and Media to offer accessible financial services to more consumers and small business owners,” President/CEO Mick Olson said. It had eight branches on March 31, three more than the previous quarter.
• Virginia Federal Credit Union of Richmond, Va. ($7 billion in assets, 490,374 members) announced June 18 that it plans to open a branch early next year in Blacksburg, Va., the home of Virginia Tech and about 40 miles west of Roanoke.

Virginia FCU said it plans an extensive renovation of the downtown building that will house the branch, which will occupy 3,700 square feet. The site will include another 2,400-square-foot space that the credit union intends to use as a community room, a drive-thru with a multi-function ATM and two walk-up multi-function ATMs.

“While we understand the important role digital access and our best-in-class digital banking solutions play in serving members, especially with everyday banking needs, branches represent a critical connection to our members and community and remain an integral part of our effort to provide a superior member experience,” Tim Kelly, EVP of member services, said.

“Our credit union’s growing branch network is a testament to our member service commitment and one more way we invest in the success of the communities we call home,” Kelly said.

Later this year, Virginia FCU said it plans to open its 39th branch in Chesterfield County, just south of Richmond, as part of the Courthouse Landing development. It also recently opened a third branch in the Fredericksburg area, about 70 miles south of Washington, D.C.

Virginia FCU had 43 branches and corporate offices on March 31, 20 more than a year earlier, including 16 locations added when it acquired Member One Federal Credit Union last August.

Contact Jim DuPlessis at [email protected].