Houston Police Credit Union

Houston Police Credit Union is a financial institution established by Houston police officers in 1937 amidst the Great Depression. Originally created as a cooperative, its primary objective was to provide affordable loans and a secure place for savings for the Houston Police Department employees and their families. Over the years, the credit union has seen substantial growth in membership, assets, and product offerings. With a board of directors comprised of HPD executives and officers, the credit union has remained relevant and responsive to the evolving needs of its 28,000+ member-owners. The credit union's assets have climbed to over $721 million, and it currently operates in three locations, serving the broader needs of HPD staff, employees, and their families. The credit union's commitment to its members is evident in its diverse range of offerings, from supporting academy recruits with equipment loans to retirement savings and planning.