LANSING, Mich. – The Michigan Credit Union League (MCUL) and its subsidiaries, CUcorp and CU Village, are making two facility changes.
The MCUL’s headquarters in Northville Township is being downsized in a building swap with Detroit Edison Credit Union, which has bought the 52,000 square-foot facility from the MCUL. Portions of the league, along with CUcorp, CU Village and select administrative staff, will take over Detroit Edison’s former 14,000 square-foot property in Livonia. The move will allow the MCUL to transition its headquarters to a new Lansing location at 101 S. Washington Square, Suite 900, by the first of the year. The new 8,700-square-foot downtown Lansing location includes naming rights on the building.
“The facility changes will save the MCUL and its subsidiaries about $250,000 per year,” said MCUL President David Adams. “The new headquarters is part of a long-term plan to enhance our presence in Lansing that will add to the grassroots lobbying the MCUL has already established in the state's capital. The moves will also ensure long term operating cost control.”
All MCUL/CUcorp and CU Village phone numbers, email addresses and fax numbers will remain the same.
