Who Can Join USCGCU?

U.S. Coast Guard Community Credit Union is now a Community Chartered Credit Union-which means that if you live, work, worship, or attend school in Northern Anne Arundel County or South Baltimore, Maryland you can now join the US Coast Guard Community Credit Union and enjoy all the benefits of belonging to a credit union!! Your entire family and all your household members (both family and non-family) are eligible too!! If you are unsure if you qualify, please call for more information 410-789-5420.

Does this change affect the following membership list? Absolutely not!!! If you fall into one of the following categories you are still eligible for membership in the credit union. Your membership can last a lifetime, regardless of where you work or live, as long as you keep your savings account open.

• Employees of the US Coast Guard Yard---Military / Civilian
• Employees of the U.S. Coast Guard Community Credit Union
• Employees of the US Coast Guard Yard Exchange---NAFA
• Retired military/civilian personnel of the US Coast Guard Yard or Engineering and Logistics Center
• Employees of other Government Agencies who are not a member of another credit union

And, Employees of the following companies:

• Baltimore Gas and Electric Company---Brandon Woods, Constellation Division, and Wagner Plant
• Chemetals Inc.
• Condea / Vista Chemical Company
• Cox Creek Refining Company
• Gable Signs & Graphics, Inc.
• GEO Specialty Chemicals Inc.
• Hydratec Inc.
• IMS
• J. Warren Walker & Sons Inc.
• Mcallister Towing Co., Baltimore Division
• Moran Towing Co.
• Novatec
• Praxair
• Phoenix Services, Inc
• Proctor and Gamble
• St. Laurent Packing Corp.
• Swan Secure Products Inc.

Family members of anyone in the above categories.

Family members too? Yes! If the relative who is eligible to be the primary member chooses not to join, these family members may join anyway. We include:

• Parents
• Spouse
• Spouse's Parents
• Children (including adopted, foster and step children)
• Grandparents
• Grandchildren
• Aunts and Uncles
• Nieces and Nephews
• Sons- and Daughters-in-law
• Sisters- and Brothers-in law

Custodian Accounts

Let's not forget the kids--and grandkids!

Custodian Savings Accounts are set up by a primary member--usually a
parent or grandparent--on behalf of a minor (younger than 21). At age
21, the account is turned over to the child.