About FDLCU
We’ve come a long way from working out of a single cash box in 1954. Today, we offer a full range of financial products and credit union services. So whether you prefer the latest technology, the personal touch – or a little of both, you’ll find it at Fond du Lac Credit Union.
Because we operate out of one branch, we get to know our members personally.
One location (91 N. Pionner Rd.) also means all credit union services are offered and all decisions are made under one roof. We value our members. If you’re not a member yet, stop in and check us out and learn about our credit union history! We open doors to opportunity!
Our Credit Union’s History
Our credit union history all started when Fond du Lac Credit Union, then called Fond du Lac City Employees Credit Union, opened in the back room of the old No. 5 Fire Station on Main Street. Serving City of Fond du Lac employees exclusively, the credit union worked out of one cash box at that time.
Fond du Lac City Employees Credit Union joined three other local credit unions in Fond du Lac WI to form the Fond du Lac Credit Union Center at 460 Cedar Street. The credit union remained there until October 1978 when it moved to 288 W. Ninth Street (the site of the former Eaton’s store).
Fond du Lac City Employees CU’s charter was expanded to include employees of Moraine Park Technical Institute (now called Moraine Park Technical College), the Fond du Lac School District and International Paper.
On Oct. 23, having outgrown the Ninth Street location, we moved again and opened our doors at 91 North Pioneer Road.
We expanded our credit union membership to include anyone who lives or works in Dodge County.
Fond du Lac Credit Union constructed a new facility at our current location (91 N. Pioneer Road) to better accommodate our members. Whether you’re looking for a mortgage or just need a checking account, you’re sure to find our office comfortable and convenient.
Board of Directors
Our Board of Directors is made of volunteers who establish objectives for the credit union, review and formulate policies, and approve goals and programs.
You don’t have to be the president of a corporation to be on Fond du Lac Credit Union’s Board of Directors. What you do need is a genuine interest in how your credit union can “open doors” for members.
If you are at least 18 years old and have been a primary account holder in good standing for a minimum of 90 days, you are eligible to run for a three-year term on the Board of Directors. Duties include reviewing information prior to each monthly meeting, attending those meetings, fulfilling annual educational requirements and participating in committee involvement.
If you’re interested in running for a position on Fond du Lac Credit Union’s Board of Directors, contact Credit Union President Scott Roesch. He can be reached at:
Our Volunteer Board of Directors
- Marty Schibbelhut – Chairman of the Board
- Amy Bayer – Vice Chair
- Amy Teifke – Secretary
- Scott Roesch- Director
- Michelle Schneider