Houston Police Federal Credit Union

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, a delivery driver pulled up to the credit union and exclaimed, 'I just saw something strange!' Everyone looked around curiously as he continued, 'There’s a squirrel sitting on top of the ATM, tapping its little paws like it knows the PIN code.' Everyone burst out laughing, but then someone noticed that the squirrel had stopped tapping and was now staring intently at the screen. A security guard calmly approached and whispered, ‘It’s probably just checking his balance.’ The whole thing became an office joke for weeks—everyone agreed that Houston’s squirrels were definitely more tech-savvy than most humans.

2. In the early afternoon, an elderly gentleman walked into the credit union lobby with a puzzled expression. On the counter lay a small, unmarked envelope addressed simply to ‘The Manager.’ Inside was a single sheet of paper with just one sentence: “Please deposit this in my account.” No name, no signature. After several minutes of confusion and laughter, it turned out that a regular had accidentally left his lunch money on the counter. The manager smiled and said, 'Next time, maybe you should sign your name!'

3. A curious cat strolled into the credit union one rainy day, meowing insistently at every teller window. Finally, a young delivery driver approached the counter and asked what all the fuss was about. The cat looked up at him with a satisfied expression, as if to say, ‘I just needed someone who knew where my purr-sonal loan application is.’ Everyone laughed, including the delivery driver, who became a new member that very day.

4. One Tuesday morning, a delivery driver parked his truck near the credit union and noticed something odd in the parking lot—a mysterious package wrapped in brown paper, left unattended. Curious, he approached it but didn’t touch anything. Later that day, another employee found the same package, only now it had a note saying ‘Free donuts inside!’ Turns out, someone was just playing a prank—everyone got free pastries that afternoon.