In 1937 Pueblo City Employees Federal Credit Union was organized by a small group of employees of the City of Pueblo to serve the financial needs of the employees of the City. Since that time the Credit Union has expanded to serve various organizations and their families. Presently, PCEFCU has evolved into a full-service institution in order to better serve its members’ financial needs by offering a wide array of products and services.

Unlike other financial institutions, credit unions are owned and operated by their members. Credit Unions are not-for-profit cooperatives. Members put their money in a variety of savings accounts, and that money, in turn is lent to members. All of your credit union’s excess earnings are returned to members in the form of lower interest rates on loans and higher dividend rates on deposits.

Annually, the Credit Union’s membership elects individuals from its own members who have agreed to serve designated terms on the Board of Directors and the Credit Committee. The Board represents the membership and governs the Credit Union by establishing policies and procedures that reflect the best interest of the members. Board and Committee members are dedicated members and volunteer their time and talents.

The Supervisory Committee, made up of volunteers appointed by the Board of Directors,
examines the operation of Pueblo City Employees Federal Credit Union.

For over 71 years, Pueblo City Employees Federal Credit Union has embraced the Credit Union philosophy of “people helping people”. PCEFCU continues to focus on providing quality personal service and is committed to helping our members improve their financial status and create and maintain financial security.


Board of Directors

Supervisory Committee

Ric Esgar, Chairman

Lorraine Tibbs, Chair

Ralph Smith, Vice Chairman

Richard Ikelman

Lara Barrett , Treasurer

Judy Patti

Naomi Hedden, Secretary

 

Diana Oldemyer, Board Member