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Construction on ORNL FCU branch on Rutgers could start this month

Posted at 8:26 am June 10, 2015
By John Huotari Leave a Comment

ORNL FCU Colin Anderson and Marcy Catron

Colin Anderson, ORNL Federal Credit Union senior vice president and chief financial officer, discusses the new Oak Ridge branch on South Rutgers Avenue during a groundbreaking ceremony on Tuesday. Also pictured is board chair Marcy Catron.

 

Construction could start this month on an ORNL Federal Credit Union branch on South Rutgers Avenue, and the building could be complete by the end of the year, officials said.

The new branch will at the same site as the original main Oak Ridge branch. The branch will move from its current location next door at the ORNL Federal Credit Union headquarters building, which is also on Rutgers Avenue.

The estimated cost of the 5,000-square-foot branch at 215 South Rutgers Avenue is $4.5 million. Some materials from the original office will be used in the new building.

“This branch represents a multi-million-dollar vote of confidence in Oak Ridge,” said acting chief executive officer Colin Anderson, ORNL FCU senior vice president and chief financial officer. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Business, Business, Front Page News, Oak Ridge, Slider, Top Stories Tagged With: Colin Anderson, CU Community LLC, interactive teller machine, ITM, Main Street—Oak Ridge, Marcy Catron, Mark Watson, Melinda Hillman, Oak Ridge Chamber of Commerce, Oak Ridge Mall, ORNL FCU, ORNL Federal Credit Union, regional center, Rutgers Avenue, South Rutgers Avenue, Tommy Smith, Warren Gooch

ORNL Federal Credit Union has groundbreaking for new branch on Tuesday

Posted at 9:43 am June 5, 2015
By Oak Ridge Today Staff Leave a Comment

ORNL Federal Credit Union Branch Parcel

ORNL Federal Credit Union will have a groundbreaking ceremony on Tuesday for its new branch at 215 South Rutgers Avenue. The main branch and headquarters are pictured in the background.

 

ORNL Federal Credit Union will have a groundbreaking for its new branch on South Rutgers Avenue on Tuesday, June 9.

The groundbreaking is scheduled at 11:30 a.m. Tuesday at 215 South Rutgers Avenue, the vacant property next to the Credit Union’s headquarters and main branch.

The original branch on that property was demolished in fall 2014 as part of a larger Credit Union plan that includes the remodel and redesign of its headquarters and the development of a regional center at Northshore. The former Realty Executives building was also demolished. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Business, Business, Oak Ridge, Slider Tagged With: CU Community LLC, groundbreaking, headquarters, main branch, ORNL FCU, ORNL Federal Credit Union, South Rutgers Avenue

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