CLIFTON PARK, NY – Bank of Greene is excited to announce the acquisition of a new building located at 1208 Route 146, in Clifton Park, which will house its future branch. This new location is part of Bank of Greene’s strategic expansion in the Capital Region, enabling the Bank to continue to better serve its customers and increase its footprint in key Capital Region communities.
The new branch will be 2,400 square feet, and feature a modern and convenient banking experience for individuals, businesses, and municipalities. It is strategically located, offering easy access and ample parking. Once renovations are complete, the new branch will offer a wide range of financial services including personal and business banking, corporate cash management, private banking, and wealth management services.
“I am pleased to announce the expansion of our footprint in the Capital Region, and our first branch in Saratoga County,” said Don Gibson, President and CEO of Bank of Greene. “This building will provide the perfect space to offer our customers the highest level of service in a convenient and welcoming environment. We’ve made tremendous strides in the Capital Region on the commercial, retail, and private banking sides, and this new branch is an important part of our growth strategy and commitment to our customers and communities.”
Renovations to the building will begin later this year, with plans to open the new branch in late 2025 or early 2026. The branch will feature advanced technology, ample parking, and a team of skilled and dedicated banking professionals.
For more information on the new location in Clifton Park, or to stay up to date on Bank news, including the branch opening, follow Bank of Greene on social media, visit their website at www.tbogc.com, or call 518-943-2600.
Headquartered in Catskill, NY, Bank of Greene opened its first branch in the Capital Region on Wolf Road in 2020, and opened a branch in East Greenbush in 2023. In 2024, the Bank opened a Capital Region Banking Center in Winners Circle. Bank of Greene has been serving the community for 135 years, and also has branches in the Hudson Valley.
