Credit union near Denver converted hotel shelter to close citing safety concerns [Video]

DENVER — Amid concerns following a double homicide and other security issues surrounding a former hotel converted into a Denver homeless shelter, a neighboring credit union announced it is closing its doors.

In an email to members on Thursday obtained by Denver7 News, Partner Colorado Credit Union said it will close its Central Park Branch effective May 3, 2024 due to safety concerns.

The branch, located at 4000 Quebec Street, is located right next door to the shelter at 40th and Quebec.

“After much consideration, Partner Colorado has made the difficult decision to close our Central Park branch on May 3, 2024 due to safety and security concerns for our employees and members,” the email read. “Closing the Central Park branch was not an easy decision; however, the safety and well-being of our employees and members is our top priority.”

While not specifically naming the converted hotel, Partner Colorado Credit …