Founders Federal Credit Union Closes Two Offices With Potential COVID-19 Exposures For Safety Of Employees

LANCASTER, S.C. — Founders Federal Credit Union has learned of another potential exposure of COVID-19 at its North Main office in Lancaster.

For the safety of its employees, members and the community, the agency has temporarily closed the office for deep cleaning and disinfection using EPA recommended products.

The office will reopen this Friday, May 8th. Founders has taken and will continue to take all necessary precautionary measures, following the guidelines of the CDC and DHEC.

During this temporary closure of the North Main Office, members can visit the Nine West Office at 1405 Highway 9 Bypass or Springdale Office at 1381 Springdale Road, go online or use the Founders mobile app.

This is the second Founder’s office this week to have a COVID-19 case.

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INDIAN LAND, S.C. — Founders of Federal Credit Union is temporary closing its Indian Land Office after a potential exposure of COVID-19.

In a release, Founders states, “for the safety of our employees, members and community, we have temporarily closed the Indian Land office for deep cleaning and disinfection using EPA recommended products.”

Founders has taken and will continue to take all necessary precautionary measures, following the guidelines of the CDC and DHEC, as it prioritizes everyone’s health and safety.

During this temporary closure of the Indian Land Office, members can visit the Peachtree Office at 100 Springcrest Drive in Fort Mill, use Founders online or the mobile app, or stop by any of its ATM’s.

We’ll keep you posted on when the office reopens.

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