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Las Vegas Credit Union Marks 75 Years with Bold Rebrand to Create Credit Union

By Matthias Binder March 19, 2026
Clark County Credit Union changes name after 75 years
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Clark County Credit Union changes name after 75 years

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A Humble Start in the Heart of Clark CountyRemoving Barriers for a New EraContinuity Amid ChangeExpansion and Innovation on the Horizon

A Humble Start in the Heart of Clark County (Image Credits: Upload.wikimedia.org)

Las Vegas – A financial institution deeply rooted in Southern Nevada unveiled a significant transformation this month. Clark County Credit Union, established in 1951, officially became Create Credit Union on March 12, 2026, signaling ambitions for statewide growth.[1][2] The rebrand coincides with the organization’s 75th anniversary and aims to broaden its appeal beyond traditional geographic ties. Members and community leaders alike anticipate enhanced services amid this evolution.

A Humble Start in the Heart of Clark County

Twenty-five Clark County employees gathered in 1951 to form what began as a modest cooperative inside a downtown Las Vegas evidence vault. They used a simple wooden table, chair, and cashbox to provide safe, affordable financial services to one another.[3] This grassroots effort laid the foundation for an institution that prioritized community support over profit.

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Over decades, the credit union expanded with the region’s rapid development. It relocated branches and added locations to meet members where they lived and worked. Today, it boasts over 60,000 members and manages more than $1.5 billion in assets across six Southern Nevada branches.[1][3] The organization has long served first responders, municipal workers from cities like Henderson and North Las Vegas, healthcare professionals, and small business owners.

Removing Barriers for a New Era

The name change addresses a key limitation of the original branding. Many assumed eligibility required direct ties to Clark County government, which restricted outreach. CEO Matt Kershaw noted this challenge: “The name created a barrier for some in our community, leading people to believe they couldn’t join unless they were directly connected to Clark County.”[1]

“Our new name is a significant step forward in removing this obstacle,” Kershaw added. The rebrand opens membership to individuals and families across Nevada through community charters and select employer groups. Chief Marketing Officer Shannon Hiller emphasized the symbolism: “The new name represents opportunity, growth, and empowering members to create the financial future they want.”[4] This shift supports investments in technology and expansion without altering the member-owned structure.

Continuity Amid Change

Core elements remain untouched in the transition. Account numbers, the routing number (322484113), online and mobile banking access, fees, and competitive rates stay the same. Local teams, leadership, and the board of directors continue unchanged, preserving the personal service that defines the institution.[2]

Visual updates roll out gradually, including new logos on branches starting March 12, reissued debit and credit cards with enhanced chip security, and a refreshed website at createcu.org. The tagline “Create the Life You Want” captures the enduring mission of helping members achieve goals like homeownership or retirement security.

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  • No disruptions to existing loans, deposits, or services.
  • Thousands of free nationwide ATMs remain accessible.
  • Industry-low fees with no planned increases.
  • Member accounts insured up to $250,000.

Expansion and Innovation on the Horizon

New branches in East Las Vegas and Pahrump are slated for 2026, extending reach into Nye County and beyond. The credit union ranks as Nevada’s top SBA 504 lender, recently providing over $9 million for small businesses.[1] Upcoming offerings include Spark Checking to sidestep overdraft fees and responsible short-term loans as alternatives to payday lenders.

Financial education programs, advanced digital tools, and small-business resources will enhance member empowerment. A Rebrand Launch Celebration on March 26 features nonprofit contributions, member giveaways, and a photo mosaic highlighting community stories. Kershaw reflected on the milestone: “For three-quarters of a century, our members have trusted us with their financial futures. As Create Credit Union, we’re building on that legacy.”[1]

Key Takeaways

  • 75-year legacy evolves into statewide access without mergers or service disruptions.
  • Growth fuels new branches, tech upgrades, and inclusive membership.
  • Member-first focus persists, now branded to inspire financial creation.

Create Credit Union stands poised to empower more Nevadans while honoring its origins. This rebrand not only celebrates endurance but charts a path for inclusive prosperity. What changes would you like to see in local financial services? Tell us in the comments.

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