There’s something special about being welcomed into a community.
For Park Community Credit Union, Lexington has always been more than a market. It’s a place where families are building their futures, entrepreneurs are pursuing big dreams, students are preparing for what’s next, and neighbors are looking for a financial partner they can trust.
That’s why opening two new Lexington branches this year feels like more than growth. It’s about creating more opportunities for people to access affordable financial services, trusted guidance, and a place where they feel they belong.



On August 13, 2026, Park celebrated the grand opening of its locations at 3101 Clays Mill Road and 547 Euclid Avenue, joined by community members, local leaders, business partners, and team members who helped make the milestone possible.
“Opening new branches in Lexington marks an exciting milestone for Park and reflects our long-term commitment to this community,” said Jana Erny, President and CEO of Park Community Credit Union. “We’re here to build meaningful relationships, invest in the people and organizations that make Lexington strong, and help create even more opportunities for the community to thrive.”
That commitment is already taking shape across the Bluegrass.
More Than a Branch. A Commitment to Community.
For local businesses like Mid City Auto in Winchester, Park’s presence is making a meaningful difference.
In the last month alone, Mid City Auto financed 25 auto loans through Park, helping customers access affordable financing and reliable transportation.
“It’s going to help residents of the Bluegrass area avoid high interest rates while still getting the vehicle they want,” said Jeremie Whiting, Head Salesperson at Mid City Auto. “Park wants to help, and if they say no, they work with my customers to get to yes.”
Stories like this highlight what makes credit unions different. Because Park is member-owned and not-for-profit, its focus isn’t on shareholders. It’s helping members achieve their goals, navigate life’s important moments, and build brighter financial futures.


Just Getting Started
Park’s Lexington journey began earlier this year with the opening of its Euclid Avenue branch in the Chevy Chase and Ashland Park neighborhood near the University of Kentucky campus. The Clays Mill location followed shortly after, expanding access to Park’s services for even more residents, families, and businesses.
And there’s more to come.
A third Lexington branch is planned later this year, further strengthening Park’s commitment to empowering communities, fueling dreams, and cultivating belonging throughout the region.
“Our growth in Lexington has been driven by the trust our members place in us and the meaningful relationships we’ve built throughout the community,” said Adam Reynolds, Chief Operating Officer of Park. “Whether they’re opening their first account, planning a major life milestone, or simply stopping in with a question, we want them to know they’re much more than a transaction at Park.”
As Park continues to grow, one thing remains unchanged: a belief that strong communities are built through meaningful relationships, access to opportunity, and people helping people.
And that’s a future worth celebrating.



