The Credit Union came into being when nine employees of the Central Vermont Hospital petitioned the Commissioner of Banking to approve their application to form a credit union. On March 19th, 1970 the Articles of Association were submitted to the Commissioner’s office, and the application was approved by the Commissioner on April 2nd, 1970. The organization was chartered as the Central Vermont Hospital Employees Credit Union. In 1973 members voted to change the name to Central Vermont Medical Center, Inc. Credit Union. In the early years Lucille Carrier ran the entire operation from a small room in the “basement office complex”, in an area just outside the human resource department. Longer term members may also remember Lynn Tattersall and Susan Golden as former Credit Union Managers. As the business expanded so did the need for space and staff. The Credit Union has relocated three times since 1970, taking up residence in its present offices in the fall of 2006. The current staff of four meet the needs of 1,600 members. Although the Credit Union operates out of a single location, members have access to their funds, and accounts anywhere in the world. The Credit Union offers ATM services at two locations in the hospital and is a member of the Falcon network a provider of ATM services throughout the state and beyond. Our web site provides members with access to all their accounts, along with the ability to transfer funds between accounts, and pay their bills electronically.

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Central Vermont Medical Center Credit Union

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