Pinnacle Bank Vows to Help Customers and Communities Affected by Coronavirus

Pinnacle Bank – Wyoming announced they are actively implementing plans to assist
customers economically impacted by the Coronavirus pandemic.
“Pinnacle Bank was founded during the Great Depression to fulfill community needs
during a tough time,” said Doug Weedin, CEO and President of Pinnacle Bank -
Wyoming. “Today, as our customers and communities face uncertain times, we want
everyone to know we are prepared to help. We will work with customers to provide the
financial breathing room needed to survive these unanticipated challenges.”
Pinnacle Bank will arrange to defer consumer and small business loan payments for
those facing financial hardship due to COVID-19. In addition, the bank is working closely
with the Small Business Administration to facilitate low-interest federal disaster loans to
all those effected
“Our employees are reaching out to our business customers, assuring them we will
weather this storm together. We encourage our customers to contact us if they have
concerns or questions,” stated Weedin. “We have a long history of being an unwavering
partner to our communities – this will never change – and these communities we call
home are comprised of strong, resilient people we proudly stand behind.”
About Pinnacle Bancorp: Family-owned since 1938, Pinnacle Bancorp is a $12 billion
financial holding company with 152 locations across 7 states. For more information, visit
wypinnbank.com.