Knoxville Law Enforcement
501 E. Summit Hill Drive
General Credit Union Information
NCUA Insured Yes
Charter Number # 11533
Date Established 1957
Knoxville Law Enforcement is an NCUA insured institution located in Knoxville, TN.
It was founded in 1957 and has approximately $22.97 millions in assets.
Knoxville Law Enforcement Financial Size
Assets
$22.97 million
Loans
$15.50 million
Deposits
$19.33 million
Capital
$3.28 million
For a more detailed analysis of Knoxville Law Enforcement's financial condition
and a description of what these numbers mean, please visit the Financial
Details section .
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