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Field of Membership: We welcome members who live, work or worship (or have family that lives, works or worships) in Greene, Litchfield, Wales, Monmouth, Leeds or Turner.

You’ve been scammed. Now what? Take a breath you’re not alone, and there’s no shame in asking for help. The steps below ...
10/23/2026

You’ve been scammed. Now what? Take a breath you’re not alone, and there’s no shame in asking for help.

The steps below can help you move forward. If you’ve shared account information or sent money, contact us right away.

Think you can spot the red flags? Test your fraud knowledge with this quick Fact or Fiction challenge. How many did you ...
10/16/2026

Think you can spot the red flags? Test your fraud knowledge with this quick Fact or Fiction challenge. How many did you get right?

Fraud Awareness: Let’s Talk About ScamsScams are becoming more convincing and knowing what to look for is only part of p...
10/09/2026

Fraud Awareness: Let’s Talk About Scams

Scams are becoming more convincing and knowing what to look for is only part of protecting yourself.

Take your fraud awareness a step further!

Join us for an informative, interactive Fraud Awareness Session where we'll explore how scams unfold, discuss real-life examples, and talk about what to do if you recognize a scam — what steps to take if you’ve already responded to one, shared information, or sent money.

Each session will last approximately 60–75 minutes, with time for questions and discussion.

Interested in attending? We'd love to hear from you!

Space will be limited, and multiple sessions will be offered based on interest.



Call: 207-753-0173

Email: [email protected]



We'll contact interested members with dates and additional details as they become available.

🔍 When in doubt, check it out.
🛡️Pause. Always verify.

Monday, October 12th we will be closed for Indigenous peoples day! We hope you all have a great day! 🌻
10/08/2026

Monday, October 12th we will be closed for Indigenous peoples day! We hope you all have a great day! 🌻

Scammers Tell You to Pay in a Specific WayOnce scammers have your attention and get you to act, the next step is getting...
10/05/2026

Scammers Tell You to Pay in a Specific Way

Once scammers have your attention and get you to act, the next step is getting your money.

The payment method may change depending on the scam, but scammers often direct people toward ways of paying that are fast and difficult to recover once the money is sent.

Watch for someone telling you to:

🎁 Buy gift cards and provide the card numbers or codes.

₿ Send cryptocurrency or deposit cash into a cryptocurrency ATM.

💵 Withdraw cash and give it to a courier, mail it, or use it to complete another payment.

📱 Use a payment app such as Venmo or Cash App to send money to someone you don't know.

🏦 Wire or transfer money to an account they provide.

The method may be different, but the warning sign is the same:

Someone else is directing you how to move your money.

If you're being told how to pay, where to send it, or that you must use a particular payment method, stop before sending anything and independently verify who you're dealing with.

🔍 When in doubt, check it out.
🛡️ Pause. Always verify.
Understand it. Practice it. Know what to do.

Fraud Friday: PRESSURE How Scammers Get You to ActOnce scammers have your attention, they need to get you to act. One wa...
09/25/2026

Fraud Friday: PRESSURE How Scammers Get You to Act

Once scammers have your attention, they need to get you to act. One way they do that is by creating PRESSURE — making it harder to stop, think, and question what you're being told.

Scammers often use:

URGENCY

They make it feel like something needs to happen right now — verify your information, fix a problem, or make a payment before something bad happens.

TRUST

They make the call, text, email, or relationship feel legitimate so you believe you're doing the right thing — helping a family member, responding to an employer, or trusting someone you've built a relationship with.

FEAR

They use emotional responses against you — threatening arrest, financial loss, damage to your identity or credit, or even exposure of personal information.

Urgency speeds you up. Trust lowers your guard. Fear makes you react.

The stories may be different, but the goal is the same — to get you to act before you have time to stop and think.

Before you act, pause and verify.

🔍 When in doubt, check it out.
🛡️ Pause. Always verify.

Next Fraud Friday: Scammers Tell You to Pay in a Specific Way.

09/21/2026

Our Monmouth location will be closing at 2:30 PM on Tuesday, September 22 for staff training.

Our Auburn location will remain open until 5:00 PM and will be available to assist you. As always, online and mobile banking remain available 24/7.

Thank you for your understanding while our team takes time to train and better serve our members.

Fraud Friday: PROBLEM OR PRIZEHow Scammers Get Our AttentionScammers need to get our attention before they can get us to...
09/18/2026

Fraud Friday: PROBLEM OR PRIZE
How Scammers Get Our Attention
Scammers need to get our attention before they can get us to act. One common tactic is telling us there’s a PROBLEM that needs our attention — or offering a PRIZE, benefit, or opportunity that sounds hard to pass up.
A PROBLEM might be:
You’ll be arrested • Unauthorized transactions • A compromised device • Unpaid bills • An overpayment • Extortion or threats
A PRIZE isn't always something you've won.
It can be any benefit or opportunity you believe you'll receive:
A job • An extreme discount • Amazing investment returns • Winning a prize • A relationship • A product promising an unbelievable result
Whether it’s a problem that creates concern or a prize that creates excitement, the scammer’s goal is the same — to get your attention and get you to react. Before you do, pause and verify.
🔍 When in doubt, check it out.
🛡️ Pause. Always verify.
Next Fraud Friday: How Scammers get you to act

09/14/2026

Our Auburn location will be closing at 2:30 PM on Tuesday, September 15 for staff training.

Our Monmouth location will remain open until 5:00 PM and will be available to assist you. As always, online and mobile banking remain available 24/7.

Thank you for your understanding while our team takes time to train and better serve our members.

Today, we pause to remember the lives lost, the heroes who rose, and the resilience that unites us. We will never forget...
09/11/2026

Today, we pause to remember the lives lost, the heroes who rose, and the resilience that unites us. We will never forget. 🇺🇸

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760 Minot Avenue
Auburn, ME
04210

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5:30pm

Telephone

+12077827192

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