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Oct 28, 2026
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United Heritage Credit Union breaks ground on new Georgetown bank branch

United Heritage Credit Union (UHCU) marked a milestone for Georgetown residents on Oct. 28 by breaking ground on a new full‑service bank in the city’s northwest quadrant. The ceremony highlighted the credit union’s commitment to expanding convenient financial services for families, small‑business owners and community members who value personal banking relationships.

What the new branch will offer

According to a company news release, the upcoming facility will provide a full suite of banking products, including checking and savings accounts, auto loans, mortgages and other consumer‑credit options. A modern lobby will serve walk‑in customers, while 24‑hour ATMs will give round‑the‑clock access to cash and account services.

Growth across Georgetown and beyond

This location will be UHCU’s second branch in Georgetown, joining an existing office on Waters Edge Circle that has served the area for several years. The credit union is also constructing a new branch in nearby Liberty Hill, underscoring a broader regional expansion strategy aimed at bringing member‑focused banking to fast‑growing communities in Williamson County.

Why the expansion matters to local families

Georgetown’s population has continued to rise, driven by new housing developments and a strong local economy. By adding a full‑service bank, UHCU is responding to the demand for convenient, locally owned financial institutions that can compete with larger, national banks while keeping decision‑making close to the community. Residents will benefit from personalized service, competitive loan rates and the ability to support a credit union that reinvests earnings back into member programs and community initiatives.

Community impact and job creation

The construction phase has already created short‑term jobs for local contractors, electricians and tradespeople. Once the branch opens, UHCU expects to hire tellers, loan officers and support staff, further contributing to the area’s employment base. The credit union has a history of supporting local charities, scholarships and civic events, and the new branch is expected to continue that tradition.

Looking ahead

UHCU’s leadership says the new Georgetown branch is part of a long‑term plan to increase its footprint throughout Central Texas. By offering a full range of banking services in a community‑oriented setting, the credit union aims to strengthen financial literacy, provide affordable credit options and help families achieve home‑ownership and other financial goals.

Residents can look forward to the branch’s grand opening later this year, when UHCU will host a community celebration featuring local vendors, family‑friendly activities and information sessions on budgeting, home‑buying and small‑business financing.


Original reporting: Community Impact — Austin — read the source article.

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