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Canyon Community Bank was founded in 2000 and opened its doors on October 10th of that year to fill a niche in Tucson’s Business Community. Its founders formed the bank to offer Tucsonans an option that previously did not exist; doing business with a locally owned and managed Community Bank that would deliver a high level of personalized service. Local investors raised over $6 Million dollars in initial investment to start the bank and to purchase its first building. Canyon Community Bank’s first location on the corner of Oracle & Magee on Tucson’s Northwest continues to serve as the Main Branch.
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