MUNCIE, Ind.–Ball State Financial Credit Union has announced plans to redesign and renovate its facility here in a project to be led by design/build firm DEI.
The banking center will remain open during the remodel process, which is set to begin June 13 and finish by fall 2022.
Financial Center First Credit Union merged with Ball State Federal Credit Union in 2019. Choosing to retain the Ball State brand in East Central Indiana, Financial Center created the division, Ball State Financial, the credit union reported.
It is now renovating the 10,170-square-foot Muncie headquarters. The renovation will encompass the retail/member service areas including lobby and member service offices, drive-up, safe deposit boxes, and will add new technology including interactive teller machines and device charging stations, the CU said.
“We are looking forward to showcasing our commitment to education, technology and community involvement through the remodel at Ball State Financial,” said Dusty Simmons, chief strategy officer.
‘Strong Ties’
“With strong ties to Ball State University and a focus on financial education, the location will include a financial library in the lobby area and potential plans to add a learning center and community meeting space in the future,” the credit union added. “The location will feature Ball State’s red, black and white color palette and include graphic elements that showcase Muncie and Ball State University’s history.”
Bob Boehmer, DEI regional vice president, “The location pays homage to both Ball State Financial’s roots in Muncie and shared values of its sister credit union, Financial Center. We made sure to highlight those values of financial education and technology to serve members in the manner they choose in the design.”
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