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Lac Courte Oreilles Federal Credit Union
9790 N. County Rd. K, LCO Box 1710Hayward WI, 54843
CDFI Awards for Lac Courte Oreilles Federal Credit Union
NACTA (2002) - $25,800
A technical assistance grant of $25,800 from the Fund will allow the credit union to hire a consultant to perform an evaluation of the service delivery, to draft policies and procedures, to audit and set up a general ledger system, and to develop a website. Additionally, the grant will be used to purchase technology that will allow for the purchase of an audio response phone system to be used by members for telephone banking. Lastly, the Fund"s award will be used for training.
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