We will never call, email, text or mail you asking for your confidential information. If this ever happens, do not respond and contact your branch directly.
FDIC-Insured—Backed by the full faith and credit of the U.S. Government.
We're Celebrating our 80th Year!
Since 1945 Bank of Eastern Oregon has been committed to rural communities, providing excellent banking services and a lending focus on agriculture and commercial. We are a community bank, focused on serving the areas where we are located. We are the only community bank headquartered in Eastern Oregon, in Heppner. Banking has changed. But not how people want to be treated. See us for banking, agricultural and commercial lending, personal loans, home construction and mortgage. We look forward to Growing Generations with you! Watch the video from our 75th anniversary. Some of the faces have changed, but not the way we feel about our customers. Watch our 75th Anniversary Video
Announcements
Financial Literacy
Financial Literacy Month is observed every April in the United States with the goal of highlighting the importance of financial literacy and teaching healthy financial habits. The American Bankers Association Foundation’s Teach Children to Save is a national, banker-driven financial knowledge campaign for kids in grades K-8. There are great resources on our website on the Financial Literacy page. If you are a teacher and would like to have a member of your local branch visit your classroom, please contact your branch! We also offer the Banzai Financial Literacy program, at no cost to a school, that provides teaching curriculum to use throughout the school year.
Are you planning to travel this year?
Let your branch know beforehand or set up a travel notification in online banking.
Are you ready to build a house or buy a lot?
Contact our friendly local team for information. We offer an in-house draw process for your builder and local in-house inspections. You can borrow money as needed throughout the term of the loan and permanent financing is available.
Fraud and Scam Awareness
Imposter scams often begin with a call, text message or email. The scams may vary but work the same way-a scammer pretends to be someone you trust, often a government agent, family member, or someone who promises to fix your computer-to convince you to send them money or share personal information. Scammers may ask you to wire money, put money on a gift card, or send cryptocurrency, knowing these types of payments can be hard to reverse. For more tips go to aba.com/consumers.
Please remember that we will never send you a text, email, phone call, or mail asking you to give us your personal, secure information in any of these ways. If you ever receive a request that looks like it is from us, asking for your personal information or login credentials, please do not respond and contact your local branch directly. Here are some of our latest tips on preventing fraud. Tips to Prevent Fraud.
Take the American Bankers Association Banks Never Ask That! Fraud Prevention quiz. It's a fun way to learn how to keep your accounts secure!
Our History
Founded in 1945 by Farmers and Ranchers who saw a need for Banking Services in Rural Areas. We remain Independent and are Committed to the success of our Rural communities. We are deeply rooted in Agriculture and we love being a part of
Growing Your Generations Together.
