Lisbon Community FCU Announces Renovation to Enhance Member Experience and Support Continued Growth


Lisbon Community FCU has announced plans to renovate its main office in Lisbon, a project designed to modernize the member experience and reflect the credit union’s continued growth and commitment to the communities it serves.

Construction is expected to begin in the spring of 2026 and is projected for completion by spring 2027. During this time, the credit union will remain open for business at their temporary location of 2 Bisbee Street in Lisbon, ME (above Two Rivers Dentistry) with minimal disruption to member services. Renovation updates can be found at LisbonCU.org/renovation.

Investing in the Member Experience

The Lisbon office renovation will include a complete redesign of the branch’s lobby and service areas, new private offices for consultations, upgraded technology to improve efficiency, and enhancements to accessibility and comfort.

“This renovation is a reflection of our continued growth and our dedication to providing the best possible experience for our members,” said Sarah Perkins, President/CEO of Lisbon Community FCU. “We’re not just updating our space—we’re building for the future. Every improvement is designed with our members and community in mind.”

The refreshed design will also incorporate modern finishes and a more flexible, welcoming layout, creating a space that’s both functional and inviting for members and staff.

Commitment to Community

Lisbon Community FCU has been a trusted part of the community since 1959, proudly serving members throughout Lisbon, Lewiston, Auburn, and surrounding areas. The renovation underscores their ongoing commitment to reinvesting in the local economy, improving accessibility, and supporting the financial wellness of its members.

“As our membership grows, so does our responsibility to evolve,” added Perkins. “This project ensures that Lisbon Community FCU remains a place where members feel comfortable, connected, and confident about their financial future.”