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Stop worrying if your bank is a good fit. Know that your bank has got you covered.
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COVID-19
/in NewsWe are monitoring the latest news about COVID-19 and taking all necessary precautions. We are following Center for Disease Control (CDC) guidelines to appropriately respond to this potential public health threat.
All of our branch drive-ups are open during regular business hours. Our lobbies are currently closed.
COVID-19 FAQ’s
/in NewsIs the bank open for business? YES! We are here and ready to assist you. We intend to keep our branches open if feasibly possible, using the drive-up to protect both staff and customers. To protect you and our employees, we are limiting our branch lobbies to appointments only. Customers wanting to open an account, […]
MOUNTAIN PACIFIC BANK ANNOUNCES NEW BOARD MEMBER
/in NewsEVERETT, WA – September 2019 – Mountain Pacific Bank is pleased to announce the addition of Joe Gaffney to its Board of Directors.
Mountain Pacific Bank Opens Burlington Branch in Skagit County | 4/1/19
/in NewsMountain Pacific Bank opens its newest location in Burlington, WA at 110 Cascade Mall Drive. While this is Mountain Pacific’s first foray into Skagit County the bank continues its strong focus on the local community by bringing together an amazing group of talented bankers—all who have been an integral part of the Skagit community for […]