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Mission Statement

The Pinal County Federal Credit Union shall endeavor to meet the financial needs of its members (who are the owners of the credit union) in a friendly and courteous manner, provide the highest dividends possible, grant loans on a fair and equal basis, provide financial guidance, inform members of services and continue to seek ways to meet other future financial needs while ensuring positive growth and profitability.

Vision

Dedicated to Pinal County’s future, becoming your credit union of choice, with increased financial strength providing exceptional member service through an expanded membership base and convenient locations

Pinal County Federal Credit Union Core Values

Professional
       << Integrity, Teamwork, Friendly

Commitment
       << Financial education, Dependable, Quality

Family
       << Dedicated, Caring, Community

Convenient
       << Free online services, Shared branching

Unique
       << Locally owned, over 50 years of service in Pinal County

Over 50 years of helping families achieve their goals and dreams!

In 1953 a group of approximately 60 teachers, most of them from the Casa Grande area, and Mary C. O'Brien, former Pinal County School Superintendent, gathered to discuss ways of helping each other. They formed what was then known as Pinal County Schools Employees Federal Credit Union, and received a federal charter January 4, 1954.

The field of membership at that time was employees of Pinal County Schools and employees of the Credit Union and their immediate families. The Credit Union was open one day a week in the County School Superintendent's office until 1959, when Ruby LaMar became manager and operated the Credit Union from an addition to her home.

The Credit Union purchased land in 1971 in Florence, and built the present office building. In 1982 the Pinal County and City Employees State Credit Union merged with this Credit Union and the name was changed to Pinal County Federal Credit Union. The field of membership now included not only Pinal County School Employees, but all employees of Pinal County, the cities within Pinal County, and various small businesses and immediate family of Credit Union members.

In 1983 the Casa Grande branch opened, and the Apache Junction branch followed in 1992.

Effective December 30, 2003 the credit union amended its charter to include any persons who live, work, worships, or attends school in Pinal County as well as businesses and other legal entities.

From one employee and 60 charter members the growth of our credit union is surpassing 14,000 members and we now have a staff of over 40 employees serving members in the 3 branch locations.

Our dedication in serving our members for the past 50 years is the reason we are still here providing financial services for generations to come. We continue to follow the credit union philosophy of "People Helping People".

To our Members… Thanks for your support….we truly recognize and appreciate your loyalty throughout the years. We appreciate the opportunity to serve you!

If you’re a resident of Pinal County Join Today! And see the difference!

All credit union services are available at any of our branches and a willing staff is there to assist in serving you.

Credit unions are not-for-profit financial cooperatives serving members who share something in common-employment, family, etc. More than 70 million U.S. consumers are member-owners of, and receive all or part of their financial services from credit unions across the nation.

Credit Union Advocacy

As member owned, not-for-profit, cooperative financial institutions, credit unions play a significant role in your community, from philanthropy to financial literacy to political and legislative advocacy, at both the local and federal levels. Political advocacy is the backbone of a gowning credit union movement. For more information on credit union advocacy and how you can help support the credit union movement, please follow the link to: Credit Union Advocacy.