CHANTILLY, Va.–Virginia-based Justice Federal Credit Union said it has expanded its footprint in Florida with the completion of its merger with Law Enforcement & Technology FCU, formerly known as United Police FCU in Miami.
The $1-billion Justice FCU already has a branch located within the FBI Field Office in Miramar, Fla.
“I am extremely pleased to announce the merger with LE&T FCU,” President and CEO Mark Robnett said in a statement. “The merger supports our strategic plans to grow our membership through opportunistic M&A activity and continued organic growth. Merging with LE&T FCU serves as a catalyst for future expansion to enhance our service to the justice and law enforcement community across the nation.”
‘More Products & Services’
According to Justice FCU, the merger will provide LE&T FCU members access to a broader array of products and services, robust digital technologies, and a larger physical presence with 20 branch locations in eight states and the District of Columbia.
Members will also be able to use more than 135,000 surcharge-free ATMs, and over 5,600 CO-OP Shared Branches nationwide, the credit union said.
The newly acquired LE&T FCU branch is located within the Police Benevolent Association building at 2300 NW 14th Street in Miami.
Additional Branches
Justice FCU also has branches in Los Angeles, Atlanta, Forsyth, Ga., Chicago, New York, Houston, Dallas/Ft. Worth, Virginia, West Virginia, and Washington, D.C.
The credit union has approximately 64,000 members.