The largest mergers were:

The $509 million Commonwealth One Federal Credit Union in Alexandria, Va., with the $540 million Arlington Community Federal Credit Union in Falls Church, Va. (Expanded Services. Membership vote scheduled for June 25.)
The $266 million Advantage One Credit Union in Brownstown, Mich., into the $483 million LOC Credit Union in Farmington, Mich. (Expanded Services. Membership vote scheduled for July 15.)
The $176 million Heartland Credit Union in Inver Grove Heights, Minn., with the $252 million Novation Credit Union in Oakdale, Minn. (Expanded Services)

The mergers approved due to the inability to obtain officials were:

The $175 million MAC Federal Credit Union in Fairbanks, Alaska into the $1.5 billion Credit Union 1 in Anchorage.
The $327,515 Alloy Employees Credit Union in Waukesha, Wis., with the $7.7 billion Landmark Credit Union in Brookfield, Wis.
The $131,327 Aliquippa Teachers Credit Union in Beaver, Pa., into the $68.2 million Friendly Federal Credit Union in Alliquippa, Pa.

The mergers approved due to poor financial condition were:

The $177 million Gateway Metro Federal Credit Union in St. Louis, Mo., with the $498 million West Community Credit Union in O'Fallon, Mo. (In the first quarter, Gateway Metro lost $3,197,597, in part, because of high non-interest expenses. It also recorded losses of $940,528 and $316,650 in 2024 and 2025, respectively, according to NCUA financial performance reports).
The $114 million North Bay Credit Union in Santa Rosa, Calif., into the $969 million Alero Financial Credit Union in Elgin, Ill. (North Bay posted losses of $1,971,764 in 2024 and $2,215,400 at the end of last year.)

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NCUA Approves 27 Mergers During the First Quarter of the Year