BOULDER, Colo.—The $1.8-billion Elevations Credit Union has announced plans to expand its presence in Boulder and Broomfield counties, as well as other communities across the Front Range, by building, acquiring and opening multiple facilities over the next year.
Elevations said it will permanently relocate its headquarters back to its recently renovated flagship Diagonal Highway location in Boulder, which served as the credit union’s headquarters from the 1990s through 2003. A new branch—currently under construction at the corner of 13th Street and Walnut Street—will open in downtown Boulder, as well. The branch will also serve as a community gathering place after hours for business networking events and member financial seminars, ECU said.
“Boulder has been and will continue to be our home,” said President and Chief Executive Officer Gerry Agnes. “We value the history we share with the Boulder community and remain incredibly grateful for its continued trust and support.”
Elevations is expanding in Northern Colorado’s Larimer County community with a new branch in Fort Collins, while its existing mortgage loan office has relocated to a larger facility in Windsor to accommodate the growing mortgage team and member needs in the area, the credit union said, adding it plans to increase mortgage and commercial lending staff. It is also working to acquire a third branch location in Old Town Fort Collins, while looking to “secure a new administrative and support facility more centrally located for current and future team members across the Front Range.”