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The Bank of Commerce was organized in 1926. The bank is now approximately a $300 million, locally owned, independent bank. It does a substantial amount of business with individuals, as well as with customers in commercial, industrial and professional businesses. As a community bank, Bank of Commerce strives to provide excellent service to its customers with friendly, professional people dedicated to giving each and every customer prompt, courteous and personal attention.
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