Starting today, Breakwater Federal Credit Union is kicking off a renovation project that’ll stretch into spring.
Think of it as a glow-up for the entire facility: updated office spaces, fresh technology, and more room to accommodate a membership that keeps growing.
The goal? Create a space that’s as welcoming and efficient as the service members have come to expect. Because a credit union that’s been serving the Copper Country this long deserves a headquarters that matches its ambition.
What’s Changing?
The renovations will roll out in phases, but here’s what to expect:
- Modernized office areas for staff (happy employees = better service)
- Updated tech throughout the building
- Additional space to handle the credit union’s continued growth
Basically, everything’s getting an upgrade to help Breakwater keep pace with its members’ evolving needs.
Banking Won’t Skip a Beat
Here’s the important part: Breakwater isn’t closing its doors during construction. Hours stay the same, and members will still have full access to all their accounts and services.
Sure, some construction crews and temporary barriers around parts of the building as work progresses. But your money, personal information, and account security? Totally unaffected. Zero impact.
And if members would rather skip the hard-hat zone entirely, they’ve got options. Breakwater’s online and mobile banking services are available 24/7. Plus, there are nine ATMs scattered throughout the Copper Country—including three that accept deposits—so members can handle your banking on your own terms.
Growth Meets Service
“This project is designed to balance our future growth with our daily commitment to our members and staff,” said Paula Megowen, President and CEO of Breakwater Federal Credit Union. “We are excited to upgrade our facility in a way that supports expansion while elevating the overall member experience.”
Translation: They’re building for tomorrow while making sure today runs smoothly. Which is exactly what you want from your financial institution.
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