Elevations Credit Union President/CEO Gerry Agnes spotted partially blue skies the morning of Sept. 16, a welcomed sight after Boulder, Colo., and surrounding communities were devastated by epic flooding.
Seven consecutive days of rain turned rivers into raging torrents, damaging or destroying thousands of homes, ruining dozens of roads and bridges, and claiming the lives of eight people.
Fortunately, the $1.3 billion Elevations, the $445 million Premier Members Federal Credit Union and the $300 million Boulder Valley Credit Union reported no damage to their collective 26 branches that serve more than 162,000 members throughout the Boulder area.
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