FNB’s top priority is the safety of our employees, customers and the communities we serve. We continue to actively monitor the COVID-19 coronavirus situation using the latest CDC guidance, public health information and government regulations/mandates to inform our decision making.
In addition to prioritizing the health and well-being of our customers, employees and neighbors during this difficult time, FNB remains committed to providing the financial services that you’ve come to know and trust while navigating the impact of the coronavirus. As the federal, state and local response to COVID-19 evolves, our regional leaders are empowered to make decisions at the local level. Please review our recent press release which details steps we are taking to support our customers and the communities we serve.
Please visit this page regularly to receive timely updates about the steps we are taking to assist and guide you through these extraordinary conditions.
FNB is offering several programs to support our customers who are directly impacted, including the Paycheck Protection Program and other relief for businesses and consumers.
Learn MoreFNB has taken the following steps to ensure the health and safety of our employees, customers and communities we call home:
The CDC has published tips about how to prevent the coronavirus for individuals as well as businesses,
including more frequent handwashing and cleaning and disinfecting frequently touched surfaces daily.
Stay up to date on our branch hours and closures on our Alerts page. You can learn more about how we will continue to serve your banking needs with as little disruption as possible.
Learn MoreWith electronic banking solutions from First National Bank, you can manage your accounts and conduct routine banking transactions on your terms — from convenient payment options like the FNB Visa® Debit Card, to robust account management tools through Online and Mobile Banking, to quick and easy access to cash at one of approximately 550 conveniently located ATMs.
Learn MoreUnfortunately, during times of turmoil some people may use this as an opportunity to take advantage of others. If you need assistance with your finances, please contact us at the number on the back of your card, on your billing statement, or on written correspondence from us. Please know that we will not contact you via phone or text messaging to request sensitive personal information such as your Social Security Number, Account Number, or Debit Card Number.
Learn MoreAs we navigate the current unprecedented and challenging times, FNB will continue to work together with our neighbors to help communities heal, rebuild and be stronger than ever.
Learn MoreYou can review our past communications about the COVID-19 pandemic here: