Patriot FCU Builds Out

May 08, 2006, 1:00 a.m. EDT 1 Min Read

CHAMBERSBURG, Pa. - (05/08/06) Fast-growing Patriot FCU plansto double the available space at its headquarters with constructionof a 26,000-floor addition behind its current facility.Construction on the $12.5 million project is scheduled to beginthis fall and be completed by next May. The new building willfeature patriotic colors in its wall and floor coverings, andinterior graphics reinforcing the credit unions patriotictheme. The new building will house the credit unionsinformation technology department and support services, itsexecutive offices and board room. Chartered in 1965 as LetterkennyFCU, Patriot FCU is now the 13th largest in Pennsylvania with morethan $330 million in assets and 40,000 members.

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