New Kellogg Community Federal Credit Union Branch plans fall opening at Corner@Drake
A new, full-service credit union Kellogg Community Federal Credit Union branch is expected to be ready for members by the fall of 2016.
A new, full-service credit union Kellogg Community Federal Credit Union branch is expected to be ready for members by the fall of 2016.
Ground has broken on the new branch at 1650 South Drake Road in Kalamazoo, in the Corner@Drake development. It will be in the same development at Stadium Drive and Drake Road with retailers Costco and Field & Stream are located and represents and geographical expansion for the Battle Creek-based credit union.
“KCFCU is growing, and we believe this area will be a perfect location for us to expand our services,” says Tracy Miller, CEO of Kellogg Community Federal Credit Union. “We are proud to be a part of this great community and look forward to serving existing members as well as new members and businesses.”
In addition to service by tellers, the branch will offer members loans, mortgages, investment services, and commercial accounts including lending. It will have a 24 hour ATM, drive through, and night depository services.
Partners for the project include AVB. Joe Gesmundo, AVB Principal says Kellogg Community Federal Credit Union has designed a building that will “enhance the aesthetic fabric that will help create the sense of place we are driving for with the Corner@Drake development.”
KCFCU serves more than 36,000 members through 10 branches in Battle Creek, Kalamazoo, Portage, Galesburg, Three Rivers, and Marshall. It is a is a full-service financial institution with more than $479 million in assets.
Source: Kellogg Community Federal Credit Union
Photos Courtesy KCFCU
Architectural rendering of new Kellogg Community Federal Credit Union Branch at the Corner@Drake.
Pictured from left to right are: Curt Aardema-AVB Development Director, Ryan Vlietstra-AVB Commercial Superintendent, Mike Ogrin-KCFCU CFO, Tracy Miller-KCFCU CEO, Linda Williams-KCFCU CDO, Greg Dobson- AVB Principal and COO, Derek Mathieu-AVB Commercial Project Manager, Joe Gesmundo- AVB Principal, Daryl Rynd-AVB Principal, and Tom Fritz-AVB CFO.
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