Mar18

Help Build a Credit Union Chapter for the Tri-Cities Area! 

Join your peers as we explore the opportunity to create a Credit Union Chapter in the Tri-Cities area!
Mar25

Commercial Services Council; Session One

This session provides an opportunity to engage with a community of commercial lending, and business service leaders focused on treasury and cash management services, member business lending programs, and strategies for deepening relationships with small business and commercial clients.
Mar26

HR & Trainers Council; Session One

The Council’s open format serves to encourage and recharge staff dealing with similar challenges and developments within the Credit Union Movement. Human resources and training professionals gather to learn, teach, pass on tips, and provide resources, information, networking, and professional development opportunities to best prepare for what’s on the horizon.
Mar27

Marketers Council; Session One

The Council — open to marketing, communications, media relations, public relations, business development, and community outreach professionals — is interactive and belongs to the members. Beneficial presentations are offered, along with the opportunity for credit union professionals to share in roundtable discussions. Councils provide an outlet that furthers the success of credit unions.
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Public Deposits Bill Clears Wyoming House

Posted by on February 24, 2025

On a vote of 46 aye, 14 nay and 2 excused, Senate File 143 – Public monies – deposits in credit unions passed the Wyoming House of Representatives. This is the final step in the legislative process, and it is now Senate Enrolled Act 28. The bill has been signed by the President of the Senate and once signed by Speaker of the House, will go to the Governor for action.

The Governor has three days from receipt of the enrolled act to sign the legislation.  Today the GoWest team met with a member of the Governor’s policy team to provide background on the legislation and request support. If signed, the bill becomes effective July 1, 2025.

Today also marked the signing of Senate File 25 – Electronic lien and titling system legislation. Credit union leaders, members of the Electronic Titling Working Group, and Wyoming Department of Transportation personnel were on hand to celebrate the signing of the bill by Governor Gordon.

Posted in Advocacy on the Move, Wyoming Advocacy.