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9AM - 5PM
188 Pine St, Okanogan
Banks
“I would like to do a shout out to one of the most caring bank tellers that I've ever done service with . Her name is Jessica at The Omak Washington branch. Her customer service is ALWAYS outstanding.”
9AM - 5PM
721 Okoma Dr, Omak
Banks
“Very organized, friendly, knowledgeable. They are invested in their community. They are proactive in my banking and financial needs. Small town feel, with all the perks of being a Glacier Bank. Also locations are convenient, especially when traveling around central and eastern wa.”
9AM - 5PM
3 Ash St S, Omak
Banks
“All the staff I've encountered at this branch have been professional and helpful. I've worked more with Jackie and with Kailee specifically and both provide top notch customer service. Kailee in particular has gone the extra mile in helping me when I had some issues come up. She truly offers A+ customer service with a cheerful smile. I appreciate her time and personalized service and recommend this branch if you're looking for a place to bank.”
“April was a pleasure to work with even though she hasn’t been here long. She was kind, professional, and an overall delight. She helped me quickly and efficiently - they definitely seem to work well as a team! Keep her around! 5 stars from me based on todays experience ✨”
9AM - 5PM
21 W 1st St, Omak
Banks
Banks
Banks
“I’ve been banking here for years (back when it was North Cascades). Love the friendly helpful tellers when I have issues.
Today, went in with my 15 year old to open a checking account for her (when she has enough from odd jobs for the opening deposit, she’ll also be opening a savings account). Since she’s not 18, I have to be on the account as well, but I was extremely impressed Patty sat and talked directly to my daughter as if she was an adult opening her own account, explaining the different account options. I could tell it made my daughter very proud to have someone talk to her as an adult and not “a little kid””