Adverse Weather and Closings
We regularly monitor weather and travel conditions. Updates on branch closings and/or modified hours will be shared on this page.
Truliant locations occasionally need to adjust hours of operation.
Adverse weather conditions can sometimes make it necessary for locations to open late, close early or stay closed. If we adjust our operations, we will announce it on our homepage, our app and it will be posted on our social media channels, as well as local television stations and websites.
You can still manage your finances, even if branches and the call center are disrupted.
Truliant is proud to offer members leading online and mobile banking tools to manage their finances. These digital platforms allow members to manage their money, check balances, deposit checks, transfer money, pay bills, apply online for a loan and more - even when branches are closed.
Things to do before adverse weather hits.
There are many websites (including The Centers for Disease Control website) that offer advice on how to prepare for adverse weather and potential power losses. By taking a few steps ahead of time, you can help ensure you and your family will remain safe until the weather improves and power is restored. Here are three important steps to take before adverse weather arrives in your area:
Charge Up!
Make sure your phones, laptops and tablets are fully charged before adverse weather arrives. In addition, if you have portable chargers, make sure they are also fully charged.
Stock Up!
It’s a good idea to have water and non-perishable food on hand in case your power goes out. Include snacks like cookies and chips, but be sure to also include protein bars and fruits. Don’t forget to get batteries for flashlights and other portable devices.
Fill Up!
It’s always a good idea to have a full tank of gas before adverse weather begins. Sometimes, especially after a long period without power, your car can become the only way to stay warm. Make sure you have a decent ice scraper/snow remover and gloves, and that it’s in your home – not inside your snow-covered car. IMPORTANT: If you go into your car for heat, and it is going to be running in one place, make sure that there is plenty of open area around your car’s exhaust to prevent possible carbon monoxide poisoning.
If you have questions about any of Truliant’s digital services or branch operations, call 800-822-0382.