In 1960, Commisioner Leo Mulcahy encouraged Sergeant Carl Niedzial
to do what was necessary to provide a Credit Union for Department of
Public Safety employees.
Today, we are a modern financial institution serving all of Connecticut.
Our main office is located in Meriden, with a branch located in Middletown at
Headquarters. We pride ourselves on providing quality financial services on a
personal level.
2009 FURLOUGH
The DPS
Headquarters office of State Police Credit Union will be closed on the
following 2009 FURLOUGH dates.
The State Police
Credit Union Office in Meriden at 300 Research Parkway will be Open with
normal hours on each of the following dates:
*Monday July 6,
2009
*Friday, November
27, 2009
*Thursday,
December 24, 2009 (early closing TBA)
Automated phone calls — are targeting State Police CU members, seeking to
collect personal financial and banking information.
And, once again, State Police Credit Union is advising anyone who receives such
a call to simply ignore it.
In the scam, people receiving the calls were instructed to input their routing
number, account numbers, personal-identification numbers and other information.
State Police Credit Union continues
to educate its members
and others about recognizing and dismissing such scams. Our website has a link
to the FTC ID theft webpage and other scams that are growing pervasive!
"We try to educate our members against these scams" said State Police Credit
Union’s President/CEO Cynthia Graham. "State
Police Credit Union will never ask you for any personal or account information
via unsolicited emails, telephone calls, text messages, or any other remote
contact method."
If you are in doubt; make direct contact with your Credit Union office.
1-800-301-7728, extension 1100 Cynthia Ariale, 1700 Julia Stiehl, or 1500
Cynthia Graham
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This Credit Union is federally insured by the National Credit Union
Administration
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