Public Service Credit Union Drive-Thru (Shared Branch)

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. A few years ago, a regular noticed something peculiar in the drive-thru queue one morning. As he pulled up to the teller window, he found an old, dusty harmonica propped against the glass divider. The man picked it up curiously and blew into it—nothing but dust came out. Smiling, he put it back where he found it and drove off. Months later, when he returned, the same harmonica was still there, untouched. It became a local joke: if you ever needed cheering up while waiting in line, just visit Public Service Credit Union's drive-thru.

2. Late one night, a delivery driver pulled up to the drive-thru teller and asked for an unusual service. The teller raised an eyebrow as he requested to withdraw some air from his account. The teller smiled knowingly and punched a few keys on her keyboard. A moment later, she handed him a slip of paper with a zero balance. ‘There you go,’ she said cheerfully. ‘Your account now contains exactly zero air.’ The delivery driver nodded wisely and drove off into the night, leaving behind only a faint smile on the teller’s face.

3. A regular pulled into the drive-thru one morning and said to the teller, ‘I’m here for my monthly deposit, but I can’t help noticing…’ ‘I’m here for my monthly deposit, but I can’t help noticing,’ said a regular, leaning in closer to the microphone. ‘Your sign says “Shared Branch,” but there’s only one branch—yours!’ The teller laughed, adjusted her nametag, and replied, ‘Welcome to our exclusive club, sir. We’re the only branch that shares everything except queues.’

4. A customer asked the teller, 'Do you accept deposits from cars with out-of-state plates?' The teller smiled and replied, ‘We only accept deposits from people who walk in or drive up.’ A delivery driver chimed in, ‘So I can’t even leave a deposit if my truck is full of groceries?’ The teller shook her head, laughing gently. A regular passing by chuckled and said, ‘Guess you’ll just have to come inside next time!’