News & Announcements

Wyoming Hunger Initiative Partnership

Wyoming Hunger Initiative partners with Trona Valley Federal Credit Union to alleviate school meal debt in Sweetwater and Uinta counties.
 

America Saves Resolutions

Most of us start the new year with high hopes of a financial transformation. Over half, 56%, of Americans who make financial resolutions abandon them because they become overwhelmed and discouraged. It's time to focus on progress.

2025/26 Scholarship Application

Our 2025/26 scholarship application is now available. 

We believe that education and training provide a pathway to long-term success and we are pleased to offer student members opportunities to help them accomplish their educational goals. If you are interested in a scholarship opportunity, please complete an application. 

Repos for Sale

We have financing options designed to fit your budget and needs. 
 

Effective October 1, 2024

Trona Valley will no longer transfer funds to cover non-sufficient fund (NSF) items without prior authorization. Click for online instructions to set up automatic transfers.

NCUA Share Insurance

Your deposits are protected by the National Credit Union Share Insurance Fund and insured up to at least $250,000 per individual depositor. 
 

Watch a short video to learn more.

Financial Counselors

Our certified professional, Shannon Hlad, provides free and confidential counseling to members.

Call Shannon at 800-331-6268 or complete our form online.

The Trona Valley Difference

We believe in people over profit, and that impacts the way we do business. From our overall structure down to the smallest detail, the credit union philosophy sets us apart.

Open Your Eyes to a Credit Union

Trona Valley has joined with credit unions in Wyoming and across the country to participate in credit union awareness and contribute to the Open Your Eyes to a Credit Union® campaign.

How is a Credit Union Different than a Bank?

A credit union is a financial institution where people conduct their financial transactions, but it is not a bank! It is important to understand the fundamental differences, especially as banks continue to challenge the credit unions’ cooperative ways of doing business.