PR banks announce Sept. 26 limited schedules

Puerto Rico banks will run limited schedules today. (Credit: ©Mauricio Pascual)

Three of the island’s largest banks announced their operating schedules for Tuesday, when limited service will be offered throughout Puerto Rico.

FirstBank will open the following 17 branches from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.:

1. Parada 23 in Santurce
2. Muñoz Rivera in Río Piedras
3. Avenida Ashford in Condado
4. Centro del Sur in Ponce
5. San Francisco in Río Piedras
6. El Trigal Plaza in Manatí
7. Forest Hills in Bayamón
8. Drive In Plaza in Bayamón
9. Las Catalinas I in Caguas
10. Parque Escorial in San Juan
11. Plaza Guaynabo
12. Trujillo Alto
13. Galería San Patricio in Guaynabo
14. Plaza Ferrán in Aguadilla
15. Humacao
16. Plaza del Parque in Bayamón
17. Santa Rosa in Bayamón

Meanwhile, Oriental announced that employees from its Operations, Customer Service, Transaction Services, Treasury, International Banking and IT departments must report to work today. The rest of the employees should follow the bank’s social networks and the media to learn when they should report to work.

Employees of branches San Roberto, Minillas, San Patricio, Oriental Center, Ponce de León and Ponce Hostos branches must punch in at 9 a.m. as well as employees of other branches who live near the aforementioned branches, which will remain open from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Banco Popular also confirmed its schedule, which will run from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the following branches:

1. Popular Center
2. Caparra
3. Altamira
4. Miramar
5. San Patricio MALL
6. San Patricio Gallery
7. Valencia
8. Parada 22
9. Condado Gallery
10. Condado Ventana al Mar
11. Barrio Obrero
12. Colobos
13. Muñoz Rivera
14. Montehiedra
15. Cupey Center
16. Plaza Guaynabo
17. Centro Medico
18. Isla Verde
19. Carolina Highway
20. Campo Rico
21. Plaza del Mercado
22. Escorial
23. Humacao Este
24. Caguas Pueblo
25. Condadito
26. Las Piedras
27. San Alfonfo
28. Gurabo
29. Puerto Nuevo
30. Bayamón Center
31. Sant Rosa
32. Lomas Verdes
33. Rexville Norte

The bank also confirmed that 101 ATM machines will be operating islandwide, some at branches and others at independent locations.

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