Membership - Spokane Law Enforcement Credit Union

When a member deposits money, that money represents ownership in the credit union. A credit union is member owned and controlled by the people it serves. You elect volunteers that make up the board of directors and other committees. These groups are responsible to act in the best interest of the members and credit union.

We are the bridge to various opportunities for you. We strive to provide our membership with the latest technology and provide the best service and products possible. Our goal is to fulfill our mission statement and continue our philosophy of "People helping People".

Who can become a member?

1) Active or retired members of the Spokane Police Department

2) Active or retired members of the Spokane County Sheriff's Department 

3) Active or retired members of the Pend Oreille County Sheriff's Department
 
4) Active or retired members of any Law Enforcement agency now living in Spokane or any contiguous County.

5) Civilian staff affiliated with the Spokane Police Dept and the Spokane County
Sheriff’s Dept.

6) Employees of the SLECU

7) The Grandparents, Parents, Spouse, Children, & Grandchildren of eligible members related by blood or adoption

8) Fraternal organizations, partnerships, or corporations composed principally
of persons who are eligible for membership in the SLECU

9) Active volunteers and Reserve officers for the Spokane Police Dept. and Spokane County Sheriff's Dept.

Previous members once closing their account may be denied re-membership

Groups Eligible For Membership

• Spokane Police Department
• Spokane County Sheriff's Department
• Airway Heights Police Department
• Lincoln County Sheriff's Department
• Medical Lake Police Department
• Spokane Airport Police Department
• Kettle Falls Police Department
• Pend Oreille County Sheriff's Department 
• Okanogan County Sheriff's Department
• Members of the National Fraternal Order of Police (FOP) who live or work in Spokane County
• Officers of law enforcement agencies in the following counties:
Benewah
Bonner
Kootenai
Lincoln
Pend Orielle
Stevens
Whitman