A Message from the President, C.E.O. and Chairman of the Board

REDUCED BANKING HOURS & TEMPORARY BRANCH CLOSURES BEGINNING Tuesday, March 24th

We are taking every precaution to ensure the safest environment for our customers and employees as we continue to adapt to this ever-changing situation.   Beginning Tuesday, March 24, we are taking even more proactive measures, while ensuring banking access.  Bank hours will be temporarily reduced to 10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. Monday-Friday until further notice.  For our branches that have Drive-Up facilities, we have moved normal banking transactions to Drive-Up and have closed these lobbies, with the exception of metering MERCHANT banking.  For our branches that do not have a Drive-Up alternative, we will meter all customer transactions, which means we will only allow a certain number of customers in the branch at a given time.  If there is a transaction or service you need that cannot be accommodated through Drive-Up, call your branch and we will do our very best to accommodate your needs.

For your convenience, we have listed phone numbers for all of our Branch Managers, as follows: 

For other banking questions and needs, please call our Customer Service Center at 209-929-1600 and they will direct you. 

We also have a number of ways to transact banking from home or work, using our Mobile Banking App with remote deposit and transfer features; Online Banking with transfer features and Popmoney® where you can make person-to-person payments (Zelle® coming soon); Access 24, our telephone banking line, where you can check balances and transfer funds 24 hours a day by calling 800-399-2265 or 209-929-1200; and Cash Management Services with remote deposit for businesses.  If you need to speak to your banker or are suffering a hardship, call our Customer Service Center at 209-929-1600.  We are here to help.

I want to remind you to beware of corona virus scams.  Please use extra diligence to keep your personal information safe.  Remember, Bank of Stockton will never text, email or call you, asking you to provide your account numbers or your personal information.  If you are ever unsure, please call our Customer Service Center.   Click Here to see the latest tips from the American Bankers Association on COVID-19 scams. 

In these unprecedented times, you can continue to count on Bank of Stockton.  We have survived depressions, recessions, economic downturns and uncertainties throughout our 153 year history, and while new challenges occur, like this one, we are confident in our ability to serve you.  We are making every effort to keep our employees, customers and facilities safe.  We are conducting business as close to usual as possible, despite these unusual times.  Together, we will weather this storm and continue “Withstanding the Test of Time”, as we have for the past 153 years. 

Douglass M. Eberhardt II
President, C.E.O. and Chairman of the Board
Bank of Stockton