First Alliance Credit Union Closes Lobbies Due to COVID-19
Everything we do is done with the very best of intentions and in the interest of our members and employees. The coronavirus pandemic has affected...
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First Alliance Credit Union
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Mar 17, 2020 11:43:24 AM
We are closely following the developments of COVID-19 (coronavirus) both locally and nationally. We are committed to proactively managing this developing situation for the health and safety of our members, our staff, and community as a whole.
As the virus continues to spread within Minnesota, our Pandemic Response team at First Alliance Credit Union is meeting daily to address the most recent updates and has already implemented several precautionary procedures, including:
If you have any questions about how we are responding to COVID-19 please do not hesitate to call or email us. We will be happy to share more details about the measures we are taking to protect you and our staff.
We understand that due to the social distancing recommendations from Olmsted County Public Health, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), and the World Health Organization (WHO), many local organizations are limiting hours, temporarily closing, or experiencing a decline in business, which in turn directly impacts our member's ability to successfully manage their fiances.
Therefore, if you have any concerns about your loans or account at First Alliance Credit Union due to the impact of COVID-19 please call or email our team immediately. We are committed to helping you maintain your financial well-being during this pandemic.
We understand that while we must take precautions to keep our members, staff, and the community safe, life must still move forward. To help reduce the potential spread of the coronavirus, we would encourage you to take advantage of your options for managing your finances digitally instead of visiting a branch whenever possible, including:
No matter how you choose to work with us, we promise to give you the same exceptional service you receive when walking into a branch.
As mentioned above, in accordance with the recommendations from Governor Tim Walz, and local and national health organizations, we will be postponing our 87th Annual Meeting.
As COVID-19 is still a developing situation we do not have a new date planned at this time. We apologize to those members who have already made plans to attend, we will be announcing a new date in the coming weeks. Thank you for your understanding, if you have any questions or concerns about the Annual Meeting please do not hesitate to call or email us.
Your health, safety, and welfare are our highest priority, we continue to follow the latest health and safety recommendations and will be continuously monitoring the developments of this pandemic, especially in Minnesota.
We will continue to share more information via email, website, and social media about our response to COVID-19 and any impacts it may have to you in the coming days and weeks as the situation continues to develop.
In the meantime, we encourage anyone who has experienced a fever, cough, or shortness of breath within the last 48 hours to stay home and call your physician immediately. To keep yourself and our community safe it will be important to keep your hands clean and keep travel to a minimum.
We appreciate your understanding and flexibility during COVID-19. If you have any questions please do not hesitate to call us at 507-288-0330. Stay safe and healthy.
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