Imagine a time when there was no Internet banking, no drive-up windows, no ATMs, and no direct deposit. In fact, try to imagine a community without any financial services at all, but poised on the verge of a population and construction explosion.The date was September 8, 1962, the town was Owasso, and First Bank of Owasso opened its doors that day to a community that knew the original meaning of local banking.For over four decades, First Bank of Owasso has played a vital role in developing Owasso’s and surrounding communities’ economic boom. In 1984, the Main Bank expansion was completed, and one year later the German Corner branch opened its doors to clients in north Tulsa County. However, these two expansions weren’t the end of the bank’s growth. In 1997, the bank expanded one more time with the opening of the 86th Street branch.Assets for the bank have grown from less than $2 million in 1962 to more than $185 million today. That kind of growth is no accident.

Developing relationships is what helped First Bank of Owasso prosper. When it comes to community support, the bank is unequalled. From schools to churches, civic clubs and community organizations, First Bank of Owasso has consistently supported worthwhile projects since first opening its doors.