The Bank of Bennington is proud to be a full-service mutual community bank headquartered in Bennington with branches in Bennington, Arlington, Manchester and Rutland Vermont. We are known for our customer service, financial strength, and community involvement. Our success has always been rooted in our communities. Working together with residents and businesses on a local level, we are privileged to help so many achieve their goals of home ownership, saving for college or retirement, or owning their own business.
You won’t find an easier bank to get to. With 5 nearby locations and generous hours, we’re simply at your service. Our branches have easy-in, easy-out access, and all have drive-up windows and ATMs. There are additional ATMs in Shaftsbury, Bennington, Dorset and Winhall. And of course, we are always available online.
The 5-Star rating is the highest level of strength and performance a bank can receive from Bauer and we’ve earned this rating for more than 30 years! Learn more at bauerfinancial.com.
We believe that the non-profits in our area enrich all of us every day, so we donate dollars and staff hours to a number of community organizations.
We employ over 60 people, a significant number for our area. And our turnover is low with an average employee tenure of nearly 10 years. We like our jobs!
“This bank and the people in it were amazing! They were with us every step of the way as we purchased and restored this historic Norman Rockwell property.”
- Kevin & Sue Harter, Rockwell’s Retreat, Arlington
“I want to toast to the two relationships that helped me get to where I am today. My wife and The Bank of Bennington. Thank You Both.”
- Randy Keyes, Manchester Discount Beverage, Manchester
The Board and management are charged with the responsibility to enhance the original philosophy of the bank: to provide high quality, competitive financial products and services to meet the needs of customers.
Our board is comprised of 8 local community leaders (L to R): Jason Morrissey, Florence Belnap, John Ahearn (Board Chairman), Jim Brown (Bank President), Billy Brownlee, Laurie Cohen, Pam Nemlich, Justin Salem