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Weekly Bulletin for Period 12/08/2019 - 12/14/2019 WEEKLY BULLETIN FOR PERIOD 12/08/2019 - 12/14/2019 The absence of a comment period end date indicates the comment period has expired or a comment period is not applicable. Please refer to the Public Notice and Comment booklet by clicking here: Click here for booklet Also, searches on any application filed with the OCC can be made using the Corporate Applications Search (CAS) to by clicking here: Click here for CAS ACTION DATE TYPE APPLICATION BANK NAME BRANCH NAME LOCATION CITY STATE COUNTY CMT PD NUMBER TARGET BANK END Details CONSUMMATED 12/10/2019 BRANCH CLOSINGS 2019-CE- U.S. BANK NA KIRKWOOD IOWA HALL, CEDAR RAPIDS IA LINN EFFECTIVE BRANCHCLOSING- COMMUNITY COLLEGE ROOM 240, 6301 310745 BRANCH KIRKWOOD BOULEWARD SW Details CONSUMMATED 12/10/2019 BRANCH CLOSINGS 2019-CE- U.S. BANK NA ROSSMOOR, 22 - 1910 TICE WALNUT CREEK CA CONTRA COSTA EFFECTIVE BRANCHCLOSING- NORTH BAY REGION VALLEY 310746 BOULEVARD Details RECEIPT 12/13/2019 BRANCH CLOSINGS 2019-CE- KEYBANK NA EAST HARTFORD 1065 MAIN EAST HARTFORD CT HARTFORD BRANCHCLOSING- STREET 312216 Details RECEIPT 12/13/2019 BRANCH CLOSINGS 2019-CE- KEYBANK NA EARL DISTRICT 1001 N.W. 14TH PORTLAND OR MULTNOMAH BRANCHCLOSING- BRANCH STREET 312219 Details RECEIPT 12/13/2019 BRANCH CLOSINGS 2019-CE- KEYBANK NA CITIZENS OFFICE 239-241 MAIN CONNEAUT OH ATHENS BRANCHCLOSING- STREET 312220 ACTION DATE TYPE APPLICATION BANK NAME BRANCH NAME LOCATION CITY STATE COUNTY CMT PD NUMBER TARGET BANK END Details RECEIPT 12/13/2019 BRANCH CLOSINGS 2019-CE- KEYBANK NA PARMA HEIGHTS 6284 PEARL PARMA HEIGHTS OH CUYAHOGA BRANCHCLOSING- BRANCH ROAD 312221 Details RECEIPT 12/13/2019 BRANCH CLOSINGS 2019-CE- KEYBANK NA WINAMAC MAIN 100 NORTH MAIN WINAMAC IN PULASKI BRANCHCLOSING- OFFICE STREET 312223 Details RECEIPT 12/13/2019 BRANCH CLOSINGS 2019-CE- KEYBANK NA NOT GIVEN 100 SOUTH MAIN ANN ARBOR MI WASHTENAW BRANCHCLOSING- STREET 312224 Details RECEIPT 12/13/2019 BRANCH CLOSINGS 2019-CE- KEYBANK NA RICHLAND 1275 LEE BLVD. RICHLAND WA BENTON BRANCHCLOSING- 312225 Details RECEIPT 12/13/2019 BRANCH CLOSINGS 2019-CE- KEYBANK NA PURDY 14004 PURDY GIG HARBOR WA PIERCE BRANCHCLOSING- DRIVE NW 312226 Details RECEIPT 12/13/2019 BRANCH CLOSINGS 2019-CE- KEYBANK NA BRANFORD EAST 367 EAST MAIN BRANFORD CT NEW HAVEN BRANCHCLOSING- STREET 312227 Details RECEIPT 12/13/2019 BRANCH CLOSINGS 2019-CE- KEYBANK NA ONEONTA WEST 426 CHESTNUT ONEONTA NY OTSEGO BRANCHCLOSING- STREET 312229 2 ACTION DATE TYPE APPLICATION BANK NAME BRANCH NAME LOCATION CITY STATE COUNTY CMT PD NUMBER TARGET BANK END Details RECEIPT 12/13/2019 BRANCH CLOSINGS 2019-CE- KEYBANK NA PLATTSBURGH 2 BRINKERHOFF PLATTSBURGH NY CLINTON BRANCHCLOSING- STREET 312230 Details RECEIPT 12/13/2019 BRANCH CLOSINGS 2019-CE- KEYBANK NA MEDFORD MAIN 2 EAST MAIN MEDFORD OR JACKSON BRANCHCLOSING- STREET 312231 Details CONSUMMATED 12/10/2019 BRANCH CLOSINGS 2019-LB- JPMORGAN OAK FOREST ILLINOIS 5520 WEST 159TH OAK FOREST IL COOK EFFECTIVE BRANCHCLOSING- CHASE BANK, STREET 310804 NA Details CONSUMMATED 12/12/2019 BRANCH CLOSINGS 2019-LB- JPMORGAN YORKTOWN CENTER 85 YORKTOWN LOMBARD IL DUPAGE EFFECTIVE BRANCHCLOSING- CHASE BANK, CENTER 310805 NA Details CONSUMMATED 12/12/2019 BRANCH CLOSINGS 2019-LB- JPMORGAN UNIVERSITY AUSTIN 1904 GUADALUPE AUSTIN TX TRAVIS EFFECTIVE BRANCHCLOSING- CHASE BANK, ST 310807 NA Details RECEIPT 12/9/2019 BRANCH CLOSINGS 2019-LB- JPMORGAN DITMARS BLVD & 31ST 2230 31ST ST ASTORIA NY QUEENS BRANCHCLOSING- CHASE BANK, 312120 NA Details RECEIPT 12/10/2019 BRANCH CLOSINGS 2019-LB- BANK OF RND FASHION SHOW 32100 LAS VEGAS PRIMM NV CLARK BRANCHCLOSING- AMERICA, NA OUTLET BOULEVARD 312141 3 ACTION DATE TYPE APPLICATION BANK NAME BRANCH NAME LOCATION CITY STATE COUNTY CMT PD NUMBER TARGET BANK END Details RECEIPT 12/11/2019 BRANCH CLOSINGS 2019-LB- JPMORGAN COUNTRY FAIR 303 SOUTH CHAMPAIGN IL CHAMPAIGN BRANCHCLOSING- CHASE BANK, MATTIS AVE. 312174 NA Details RECEIPT 12/11/2019 BRANCH CLOSINGS 2019-LB- JPMORGAN PLEASANTVILLE 17 WASHINGTON PLEASANTVILLE NY WESTCHESTER BRANCHCLOSING- CHASE BANK, AVENUE 312175 NA Details RECEIPT 12/11/2019 BRANCH CLOSINGS 2019-LB- JPMORGAN PLEASANTVILLE 444 BEDFORD PLEASANTVILLE NY WESTCHESTER BRANCHCLOSING- CHASE BANK, BEDFORD ROAD 312176 NA Details RECEIPT 12/11/2019 BRANCH CLOSINGS 2019-LB- U.S. BANK NA COTTAGE GROVE 3461 COUNTY MADISON WI DANE BRANCHCLOSING- ROAD MADISON ROAD BB 312177 Details RECEIPT 12/11/2019 BRANCH CLOSINGS 2019-LB- U.S. BANK NA GRAFTON MEIJER 1600 N PORT GRAFTON WI OZAUKEE BRANCHCLOSING- WASHINGTON 312178 ROAD Details RECEIPT 12/11/2019 BRANCH CLOSINGS 2019-LB- U.S. BANK NA FRANKSVILLE OFFICE 10005 HIGHWAY FRANKSVILLE WI RACINE BRANCHCLOSING- K 312179 Details RECEIPT 12/11/2019 BRANCH CLOSINGS 2019-LB- U.S. BANK NA BURLEIGH AT 79TH 7901 WEST MILWAUKEE WI MILWAUKEE BRANCHCLOSING- OFFICE BURLEIGH 312180 STREET 4 ACTION DATE TYPE APPLICATION BANK NAME BRANCH NAME LOCATION CITY STATE COUNTY CMT PD NUMBER TARGET BANK END Details CONSUMMATED 12/11/2019 BRANCH CLOSINGS 2019-LB- JPMORGAN PLUM STREET 500 PLUM SYRACUSE NY ONONDAGA EFFECTIVE BRANCHCLOSING- CHASE BANK, STREET 312187 NA Details RECEIPT 12/12/2019 BRANCH CLOSINGS 2019-LB- JPMORGAN PLUM STREET 500 PLUM SYRACUSE NY ONONDAGA BRANCHCLOSING- CHASE BANK, STREET 312187 NA Details RECEIPT 12/12/2019 BRANCH CLOSINGS 2019-LB- HUNTINGTON R.H. MYERS BANKING 27200 CEDAR BEACHWOOD OH CUYAHOGA BRANCHCLOSING- NB OFFICE ROAD 312192 Details RECEIPT 12/12/2019 BRANCH CLOSINGS 2019-LB- HUNTINGTON WIGGINS PLACE 27070 CEDAR BEACHWOOD OH CUYAHOGA BRANCHCLOSING- NB RETIREMENT BRANCH ROAD 312193 Details RECEIPT 12/12/2019 BRANCH CLOSINGS 2019-LB- U.S. BANK NA ESCONDIDO, CA 1509 EAST ESCONDIDO CA SAN DIEGO BRANCHCLOSING- (ALBERTSON'S) VALLEY 312200 BRANCH PARKWAY Details RECEIPT 12/12/2019 BRANCH CLOSINGS 2019-LB- U.S. BANK NA SAN DIEGO/LAKE 8650 LAKE SAN DIEGO CA SAN DIEGO BRANCHCLOSING- MURRAY BRANCH MURRAY BLVD 312201 Details RECEIPT 12/12/2019 BRANCH CLOSINGS 2019-LB- U.S. BANK NA SAN YSIDRO BRANCH 640 EAST SAN SAN YSIDRO CA SAN DIEGO BRANCHCLOSING- YSIDRO BLVD 312202 5 ACTION DATE TYPE APPLICATION BANK NAME BRANCH NAME LOCATION CITY STATE COUNTY CMT PD NUMBER TARGET BANK END Details RECEIPT 12/12/2019 BRANCH CLOSINGS 2019-LB- U.S. BANK NA MIRA MESA, CA #6770 10740 WESTVIEW SAN DIEGO CA SAN DIEGO BRANCHCLOSING- PARKWAY 312203 Details CONSUMMATED 12/11/2019 BRANCH CLOSINGS 2019-NE- CITIZENS EXCHANGE PLACE 53 STATE BOSTON MA SUFFOLK EFFECTIVE BRANCHCLOSING- BANK, NA STREET 307997 Details CONSUMMATED 12/11/2019 BRANCH CLOSINGS 2019-NE- CITIZENS CRANSTON 56 ROLFE CRANSTON RI PROVIDENCE EFFECTIVE BRANCHCLOSING- BANK, NA SQUARE 309834 Details CONSUMMATED 12/11/2019 BRANCH CLOSINGS 2019-NE- CITIZENS HOMESTEAD 345 EAST EIGHTH HOMESTEAD PA ALLEGHENY EFFECTIVE BRANCHCLOSING- BANK, NA AVENUE 310574 Details CONSUMMATED 12/11/2019 BRANCH CLOSINGS 2019-NE- CITIZENS GEORGETOWN 13 THE CIRCLE GEORGETOWN DE SUSSEX EFFECTIVE BRANCHCLOSING- BANK, NA 310575 Details RECEIPT 12/12/2019 BRANCH CLOSINGS 2019-NE- WILMINGTON NEWTOWN SQUARE 3590 WEST NEWTOWN PA DELAWARE BRANCHCLOSING- SAVINGS BRANCH CHESTER PIKE SQUARE 312197 FUND SOCIETY, FSB Details CONSUMMATED 12/11/2019 BRANCH CLOSINGS 2019-SO- FIRST NB FIRST CONVENIENCE 6102 SCOTT HOUSTON TX HARRIS EFFECTIVE BRANCHCLOSING- TEXAS BANK STREET 310630 6 ACTION DATE TYPE APPLICATION BANK NAME BRANCH NAME LOCATION CITY STATE COUNTY CMT PD NUMBER TARGET BANK END Details RECEIPT 12/11/2019 BRANCH CLOSINGS 2019-SO- FIRST NB FIRST CONVENIENCE 1701 NORTH CANYON TX RANDALL BRANCHCLOSING- TEXAS BANK 23RD STREET 312020 Details RECEIPT 12/12/2019 BRANCH CLOSINGS 2019-SO- LEGEND BANK LEGEND BANK, N.A. 1700 N TRAVIS ST SHERMAN TX GRAYSON BRANCHCLOSING- NA SHERMAN BRANCH SUITE E 312170 Details CONSUMMATED 12/13/2019 BRANCH CLOSINGS 2019-WE- SUNFLOWER TOPEKA OFFICE 2641 SW TOPEKA KS SHAWNEE EFFECTIVE BRANCHCLOSING- BANK, NA WANAMAKER 310755 ROAD Details CONSUMMATED 12/13/2019 BRANCH CLOSINGS 2019-WE- SUNFLOWER MANHATTAN 130 SARBER MANHATTAN KS RILEY EFFECTIVE BRANCHCLOSING- BANK, NA SUPERMARKET LANE 310756 OFFICE Details CONSUMMATED 12/13/2019 BRANCH CLOSINGS 2019-WE- SUNFLOWER CANON CITY WAL- 3105 EAST CANON CITY CO FREMONT EFFECTIVE BRANCHCLOSING- BANK, NA MART OFFICE HIGHWAY 50 310757 Details RECEIPT 12/11/2019 BRANCH CLOSINGS 2019-WE- ZIONS FORT MOHAVE 4676 S. HIGHWAY FORT MOHAVE AZ MOHAVE BRANCHCLOSING- BANCORPORA BRANCH 95 312166 TION, NA Details RECEIPT 12/11/2019 BRANCH CLOSINGS 2019-WE- ZIONS NORTH SCOTTSDALE 21070 NORTH SCOTTSDALE AZ MARICOPA BRANCHCLOSING- BANCORPORA BRANCH PIMA RD 312167 TION, NA 7 ACTION DATE TYPE APPLICATION BANK NAME BRANCH NAME LOCATION CITY STATE COUNTY CMT PD NUMBER TARGET BANK END Details RECEIPT 12/13/2019 BRANCH CLOSINGS 2019-WE- HILLTOP NB SAFEWAY SALES 300 SE WYOMING CASPER WY NATRONA BRANCHCLOSING- OFFICE BLVD 312237 Details RECEIPT 12/13/2019 BRANCH CLOSINGS 2019-WE- MUFG UNION KENTFIELD OFFICE 830 COLLEGE KENTFIELD CA MARIN BRANCHCLOSING- BANK, NA AVENUE 312239 Details CONSUMMATED 12/10/2019 BRANCH 2018-NE-BRANCHNEW- SANTANDER WHITE PLAINS ROAD 2168 WHITE BRONX NY BRONX EFFECTIVE ESTABLISHMENT 303946 BANK, NA PLAINS ROAD Details CONSUMMATED 12/9/2019 BRANCH 2018-SO-BRANCHNEW- MERCANTIL BOCA RATON 2301 GLADES BOCA RATON FL PALM BEACH EFFECTIVE ESTABLISHMENT 302394 BANK, NA BANKING CENTER ROAD Details APPROVED 12/10/2019 BRANCH 2019-CE-BRANCHNEW- BANK OF BANK OF HILLSBORO - 227 E MAIN STAUNTON IL MACOUPIN ESTABLISHMENT 311574 HILLSBORO, STAUNTON BRANCH STREET NA Details CONSUMMATED 12/9/2019 BRANCH 2019-LB-BRANCHNEW- JPMORGAN MATTIS AND 301 SOUTH CHAMPAIGN IL CHAMPAIGN EFFECTIVE ESTABLISHMENT 308409 CHASE BANK,
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