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Heber City, Utah
Grand Valley Bank got its modest start in 1983 in a small, modular building on North Seventh Street, in Grand Junction, CO. It weathered hard economic times to grow to where it is today. The bank has grown from its original 12 employees in 1983 to over 90 employees today. And has grown from that single office in 1983 to 9 offices covering 2 states. Bank added our newest branch in Palisade, CO in 2019.
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