Timeline of Our History

SF Police Credit Union opens their first branch at the Golden Gate Park Police Station, and the first membership applications are received.

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SF Police Credit Union holds its first Annual Meeting.

The first issue of "the notebook" - the credit union's newsletter - is issued.

The credit union moves their Golden Gate Park Police Station branch to Noriega Street.

A pharmacy located next to the Noriega Street branch is purchased by the credit union and the branch expands to the building next door. SFPCU has 8,645 members and $23,334,848 in assets.

The credit union moves from Noriega Street to a new location on Irving Street. SFPCU has 12,341 members and $120,427,529 in assets.

Online banking is introduced. SFPCU has 17,362 members and $288,427,134 in assets.

SF Police Credit Union opens the San Mateo branch. SFPCU has 19,838 members and $422,382,780 in assets.

The credit union expands their field of membership to now include Fire and EMT personnel.

The credit union opens a third branch on Bryant Street.

The credit union continues to grow and opens their fourth branch in Pleasanton.

Mobile banking is introduced and SF Police Credit Union membership opens to select medical centers.

60 years after the credit union first opened its doors, SFPCU has grown to serve 32,768 members and $726,030,014 in assets.

SFPCU opens a new branch to serve our members in Oakland.

SFPCU hosts a groundbreaking ceremony to celebrate the official kickoff of construction of a new administrative building in San Bruno. SFPCU’s Board of Directors and senior management, as well as representatives from the SFPD, SFPOA, the City of San Bruno, and NewGround construction company were in attendance.