CICERO, N.Y. — AmeriCU Credit Union unveiled its remodeled Cicero branch with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Monday, Sept. 9.
New interactive teller machines offer new options to members, with both self-serve and full-service options along with teller-assist functionality. The redesigned waiting area allows for a new flow for AmeriCU staff to be on the floor to assist members, the credit union announced.
“We value the importance of investing in the future of our community,” AmeriCU President/CEO Ron Belle said in a statement. “As we look ahead, the renovation of this financial center signifies our commitment to fostering growth, development, and a place where individuals and businesses can achieve their financial goals. The connections we develop between our members, our team, and the community we serve allows us to grow as an organization and expand the financial services we offer to meet our member’s needs.”
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The Cicero branch, located on Route 31 — near South Bay Road, is the fifth one AmeriCU has remodeled over the past 21 months to a more welcoming and open design that reflects the modernization of the financial industry while still fostering personalized relationships with members.
AmeriCU Credit Union, headquartered in Rome, serves 24 counties across New York with 20 branch locations. The credit union has more than 164,000 members and $2.7 billion in assets.