In other branch news:

Tucson Federal Credit Union of Tucson, Ariz. ($715.7 million in assets, 53,369 members) announced Tuesday it plans to open a new branch April 2025 in the Oro Valley Marketplace at 12155 North Oracle Rd. in Oro Valley, extending its branch footprint seven miles further north in the Tucson area. It also said it plans to renovate its six branches over the next three years. Its Midtown branch at 3801 E. Speedway Blvd. in Tucson will be the first to complete renovations, with an anticipated finish date of mid-November.
Endurance Federal Credit Union of Duncan, Okla. ($185 million in assets, 13,850 members) held a grand opening Thursday for its new headquarters in Duncan, 80 miles south of Oklahoma City. NCUA data showed it had three branches on June 30, unchanged from a year earlier.
Consumers Credit Union of Kalamazoo, Mich. ($2.3 billion in assets, 140,122 members) announced Wednesday it has begun building a new branch in Roosevelt Park, Mich., on the eastern shore of Lake Michigan, 90 miles northwest of Kalamazoo. "Galesburg is home to many of our members and employees, and there is an opportunity for us to bring banking back to Galesburg where other financial institutions have pulled out," President/CEO Scott Sylvester said. "It's a win-win for everyone involved." NCUA data showed it had 29 branches on June 30, one more than a year earlier.
Merrimack Valley Credit Union of Lawrence, Mass., 30 miles north of Boston ($2.2 billion in assets, 116,583 members) announced Wednesday that it has opened a branch as part of its Bridgewater Credit Union division in Plymouth, 40 miles south of Boston. NCUA data showed it had 21 branches on June 30, one more than a year earlier.
SchoolsFirst Federal Credit Union of Santa Ana, Calif. ($30.9 billion in assets, 1.4 million members) announced Monday that it opened a new branch Aug. 19 on the campus of California State Polytechnic University, Pomona, 26 miles north of Santa Ana. It is the credit union's 70th branch and its third on a college campus. NCUA data showed it had 67 branches and five corporate offices on June 30, unchanged from a year earlier.
Veridian Credit Union of Waterloo, Iowa ($7.5 billion in assets, 341,172 members) announced Oct. 15 plans to construct a new branch in North Waterloo less than a mile from its former branch located inside the now shuttered Hy-Vee store at 2181 Logan Avenue. The credit union hasn't yet set a timeframe for construction and opening the new branch.

Veridian President/CEO Renee Christoffer said Veridian began looking for ways to replace the branch as soon as it learned the store was closing.

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