INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana credit unions are on a roll this summer when it comes to brick and mortar branches with three medium-sized CUs announcing plans for their first off-site facilities.
"It has been a long time in coming but we're pretty excited about a name change in July, groundbreaking for our new Greenwood branch and a data conversion coming up this December," declared Tim Sallee, vice president/marketing director at the $70 million Horizon One Federal Credit Union, formerly Drover Street Federal Credit Union. "It means we're having all kinds of fun."
Horizon said its new branch in suburban Greenwood to open Dec. 21 represents a shift in demographics for the CU as it reaches out to General Motors' employee/members who have moved to the suburban locale from the downtown area.
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