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Neenan Breaks Ground On Credit Union In Castle Rock

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The 3,815 Sf Facility Will Be Premier Members Credit Union's First Branch Office In Castle Rock.

Design-build firm The Neenan Co. has broken ground on Premier Members Credit Union’s first branch office in Castle Rock.

The 3,815 SF facility, at 6355 Promenade Parkway, is expected to be completed in May.

“As PMCU continues its growth, The Neenan Co. is pleased to help bring the credit union’s first branch location to Castle Rock and the surrounding area,” Neenan President David Shigekane said. “The new facility’s artisanal design strikes a balance between modern innovation, timeless craftsmanship and honest detailing.”

The one-story branch location will have office space, a break room and a community room with a large conference area that can be configured into multiple layouts for additional functionality. The facility also will have a drive-thru and drive-up ATM.

Founded in Boulder nearly 60 years ago, the not-for-profit financial institution’s expansion into Castle Rock marks its 13th retail branch location.

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