Our branches will be closed on Friday June 19th, and Saturday June 20th, for Juneteenth.
Join us June 16, 2026, in Missoula or online via Zoom.
We held our 2026 Annual Member Meeting in Missoula on June 16, 2026, to discuss the credit union’s 2025 performance. If you were unable to join, please review our 2025 Annual Report for a summary of our community impact and financial performance. We’ll announce the date and location of our 2027 Annual Meeting in April 2027.
As a Clearwater member, you’re more than a customer — you’re a part owner. The Annual Member Meeting is your opportunity to stay informed, ask questions, and play an active role in the future of your credit union.
When you attend, you can:
We look forward to seeing you there!
The 2026 Board of Directors nomination by petition period closed on May 5, 2026, with no additional petitions received. Therefore, the following individuals nominated for re-election were declared by acclamation at the Annual Member Meeting on June 16, 2026.
Tony has been a member of the Board of Directors since 2013. He currently serves as Board Chair. Tony was born in the U.K., educated at Oxford University, and worked originally in the U.K. Treasury before moving to Washington, D.C., where he worked as a manager and macroeconomist at the International Monetary Fund for twenty-plus years. There he met his wife, who is a lawyer, and in 2010 moved to her hometown of Missoula with their twins, who are now 20 and away at college. He enjoys walking in the hills above Missoula with his rescue German Shepherd, Boris. He looks forward to the next three years helping the credit union deal with the challenges of continued expansion of values-based banking within Montana, AI, and digital currencies, such as stablecoin.
Heather works as the President and CEO of HRDC, a community development and human services organization serving southwest Montana and headquartered in Bozeman. Heather has been with HRDC for more than 25 years. She graduated from MSU with a Bachelor of Arts in Modern Languages and Literature. She serves on the boards of the Community First Fund of Montana, the Montana Continuum of Care, the Montana Housing Coalition, the Montana Coalition to Solve Homelessness, and the Montana Community Action Network. Heather is a strong advocate for the thousands of Montanans struggling to afford to stay in this beautiful place they call home. Heather loves to run, camp, fish, and do anything outdoors, alongside her husband and son.