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[NCOFCU News] Meet our 2016 New and Re-affiliated Members



Welcome New Members!
Here's a warm welcome to our new and re-affiliated credit unions as of 12/25/15: 
Organization                                                    Membership Level
Firefighters First Credit Union                                   Gold
Houston Texas Firefighters FCU                             Gold
Newark Firemen FCU                                             Silver
The New Orleans Firemens FCU                             Silver
Akron Firefighters Credit Union                              Standard
Baton Rouge Fire Dept. Fed. Credit Union                Standard
Boston Firefighters Credit Union                              Standard
Cambridge Firefighters Federal Credit Union            Standard
Charlotte Fire Dept. Credit Union                             Standard
Chicago Firefighters Credit Union                            Standard
Chicago Fireman's Ass'n. Credit Union                    Standard
Dayton Firefighters Fed. Credit Union                     Standard
FASNY Federal Credit Union                                   Standard
FireFighters Credit Union, OK                                  Standard
Haverhill Fire Department CU                                  Standard
Jacksonville Firemen's CU                                      Standard
Long Beach Firemens                                             Standard
Lowell Firefighters CU                                              Standard
PFD Firefighters CU                                               Standard
Richmond Virginia Fire Police Credit Union Inc      Standard
San Diego Firefighters Fed. Credit Union                 Standard
San Francisco Fire Credit Union                              Standard
Spokane Firefighters Credit Union                           Standard

Join our growing network of Firefighter Credit Unions!  Click HERE for more information on enrolling your credit union or business as a NCOFCU member!

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