The $47 million Secure First Credit Union was cleaning up Tuesday after a tornado swept over its main office on Monday in Birmingham, Ala.
Jordan Sullivan, president/CEO of the 10,700-member credit union, said he and his staff were "coordinating the contractors, clearing window glass and sweeping the floors" while they tried to carry on limited operations.
"We're told it may take eight weeks before we get back to any kind of normal but right now we are operating on offsite processing and emergency power," Sullivan said, adding that he had "some very great employees."
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