In other branch news:

Maine’s University Credit Union of Orono ($514.9 million in assets, 31,252 members) announced July 15 that it has opened a branch and loan operations center in Saco, 150 miles southwest of Orono on the Atlantic coast. “Expanding into York County marks a meaningful step in our continued growth across Maine,” President/CEO Renee Ouellette said. UCU had nine branches on March 31, one more than a year earlier.
Sikorsky Credit Union of Stratford, Conn. ($1.3 billion in assets, 66,165 members) announced July 17 that it plans to open a new branch next year in Fairfield, Conn., nine miles southwest of Stratford. President/CEO Vinny Ciambriello said, “This new location connects our Trumbull and Bridgeport branches, making it easier for current and future members to take advantage of our competitive rates, smart financial solutions and the honest, transparent service we’re known for.” It had 11 branches on March 31, unchanged from a year earlier.
Gesa Credit Union of Richland, Wash. ($5.9 billion in assets, 293,650 members) announced July 17 that it has moved its Tukwila branch three miles south to SeaTac, both just east of the Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. It had 33 branches on March 31, unchanged from a year earlier.
Michigan Schools and Government Credit Union of Clinton Township ($4 billion in assets, 153,455 members) announced last Monday it has reopened its Chesterfield Township branch after a remodeling. “Refreshing this branch office is an investment in member service,” President/CEO Steve Brewer said. It had 23 branches on March 31, one more than Dec. 31.

Also, First Harvest Credit Union of Camden, N.J. ($439.5 million in assets, 46,611 members) announced July 17 that it has installed an ATM on Atlantic Cape Community College’s Cape May Court House Campus — its first physical location in Cape May County in southern New Jersey.

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