True to its mission as a community bank, Summit State Bank is dedicated to serving and giving back to our customers and community by delivering the best service and solutions available. Our Summit Way Service Standards details the commitment we make to each other, our customers and community. Through our Nonprofit Partner Program, we have contributed $5.8 million to local nonprofits since 2009.
When the Bank opened its doors in 1982, its name was Summit Savings and Loan Association and chartered as a savings and loan. Today the Bank is a community bank with $1.1 B in assets, five branch locations, and more than 115 employees. In 2006, Summit State Bank became a publicly traded company on NASDAQ and is recognized by the symbol SSBI.
Summit State Bank is dedicated to investing in and celebrating the diverse backgrounds, cultures and talents of its employees to create high performance and support the evolving needs of its customers and community it serves. The Bank has been consistently recognized for its achievements and has been awarded Best Places to Work in the North Bay, Top Community Bank Loan Producer, Raymond James Bankers Cup, Super Premier Performing Bank, Bay Area Top 100 Corporate Philanthropists and the Piper Sandler SM-ALL Star Award.
Our guiding principles provide direction and focus on our beliefs, values, and goals. These principles shape our company philosophy and are the catalyst for every decision or action that happens within our organization.
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Summit State Bank will never phone, text or email you to request private information such as account number, social security number, card number, or password. Do not respond to requests for such information.
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Summit State Bank will never phone, text or email you to request private information such as account number, social security number, card number, or password. Do not respond to requests for such information.
When logging in, you may be prompted to use a one-time code, in addition to your username and password. This code will be communicated to you through either an automated voice call or a text message.