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Compass Federal Credit Union and its all-new branch, located at 208 North Second St. in Fulton, will be featured in the upcoming Fulton edition of CNY Central’s ‘Your Town.’

Comprised of NBC 3, CBS 5 and the CW 6, CNY Central takes a look inside various local communities for its ‘Your Town’ series, with the city of Fulton being the highlighted town for the week of August 17.

Compass Federal Credit Union, which opened its new Fulton location on August 3, will be a featured partner of the week long programming.

“It is an exciting time for Compass Federal Credit Union,” said Fulton Branch Manager, Julie Tombolillo. “We’re looking forward to partnering with CNY Central to help promote the city of Fulton and the community that we are so proud to be a part of.”

The new Fulton branch is a 3,400 square foot, full-service facility, with a 24-hour ATM and two drive-thru lanes.

Compass will be holding a Grand Opening event from September 14th – October 16th, with various giveaways, raffles and member specials as part of the month long opening.

Compass reminds members that the new location follows current New York State and CDC recommended mandates, including a mask being required for entry and social distancing. Only (12) members will be permitted inside the building at any one time.

The new Fulton branch replaces the former Compass location in Fulton’s Canalview Mall complex.

To learn more about Compass Credit Union’s services, or to see a listing of locations, visit online at www.compassfcu.com.

Compass Credit Union’s main office, located at 131 George St. in Oswego, can also be reached by phone at (315) 342-5300.

Compass Credit Union can be found on social media via Facebook at www.facebook.com/CompassFCU.

About Compass Credit Union: Established in 1966, Compass Credit Union has expanded from its original 74 members, to servicing nearly 7,000 members in the Oswego County community. Compass Credit Union aims to serve its members with responsive and exceptional personal service, security of member’s funds, competitive programs and continued growth.