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September 2017
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Sonora Wildcat Branch



(Front row left to right: Branch Manager, Sherelle Stratton, Carol Travis, Elizabeth Beath, Sienna Nulph, Kya Garma, Jami McClenahan, Morgan St. Pierre, Daniela Rosa, Jordan Hammons, Lisa Kraut.  Back row left to right: Dustyn Bostic, Spencer Loop, Lynsey Gookin, Danny (Rodrigo) Nogales, Shahraj Bajwa, Jack Camara, Matthew Tucker, Brian Miller)

Our Sonora Wildcat Branch, started in 2008, is a student-run branch created through the Career Technical Education Program. Under the direction of our Branch Manager Sherelle Stratton, a group of three students (every fifty minutes) handles the day-to-day operations of the branch. During their allotted time, these juniors and seniors learn a variety of tasks, including how to work as a teller and open new accounts. Students are also trained on financial regulations and financial literacy. Mocse currently employs three former students who graduated from this program, while other graduates have went on to work for other financial institutions in the surrounding area.

Turlock Branch (Drop-Off) Shred Day

Mocse Credit Union, in partnership with Pacific Shred, will sponsor a Free (Drop-Off Only) Shred Day on Saturday, September 23, 2017 from 8am to 11am in our Turlock Branch parking lot at 1401 Geer Rd in Turlock.  Limited to (3) grocery size containers.  NO on-site shredding of documents will be available. 
Safe Deposit Boxes

Mocse has Safe Deposit Boxes for rent!

Safe Deposit Boxes come in various sizes and are available for rent at our J Street and Coffee Road branches in Modesto.  Contact the credit union 209-572-3600 for more information on available box sizes and annual rental fee.
Holiday Closure

Mocse Credit Union will be closed on Monday, October 9, 2017 in observance of the Columbus Day Holiday.
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