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Eglin Federal Credit Union to add a location in DeFuniak Springs

Eglin Federal Credit Union announced on Wednesday that it will start developing a property located at 677 Highway 90 in DeFuniak Springs. The short-term plan is to install two drive-through ATM/Video […]

Jared Williams

Eglin Federal Credit Union announced on Wednesday that it will start developing a property located at 677 Highway 90 in DeFuniak Springs. The short-term plan is to install two drive-through ATM/Video Tellers.

This will look similar to the drive-throughs currently being constructed near Niceville High School as well as the site at Jonquil Avenue NW and Mary Esther Cutoff NW in Fort Walton Beach.

Construction of a full-service branch in DeFuniak Springs is expected to begin in late 2023 or early 2024. La Macchia Group is the design/build firm for the recently-announced Freeport Branch, the new Pace Branch, and the Operations Center.

“Our Field of Membership is growing and so are our branch locations,” Eglin Federal Credit Union President/CEO Jerry Williams said. “The Credit Union is expanding our footprint to serve our current members closer to home as well as to provide convenient and affordable products and services, and financial wellness to a growing membership.”

Members will have the ability to speak with a live teller over two-way video during our regular business hours. Video Teller ITMs also operate as ATMs 24/7 using an EFCU ATM or Debit card. Additional drive-up Video Teller ITMs are located at most of our branches. Find other nearby surcharge-free ATMs at eglinfcu.org/locations/.

Membership is open to those who live, work, worship, attend school and volunteer in seven geographic locations in Walton County. Learn how you are Eligible to Become an EFCU Member (eglinfcu.org/join/).

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