Our Timeline
Oak Valley Community Bank was founded in 1990 by a group of business professionals with a vision to make local banking available to its community. Thanks to our dedicated staff, loyal customers, shareholder support, and guidance from our directors, our vision continues to grow.
1991
Oak Valley Community Bank opened its doors in Oakdale in May.
1995
The Oakdale Branch exceeded $41 million in total assets by the end of 1995.
1996
The Sonora Branch opened, pushing total assets over $55 million.
1997
Oak Valley opened the Modesto Branch, taking total assets to $85 million by year-end.
2000
After three years of steady growth with three branches, year 2000 started a new era of expansion. Eastern Sierra Community Bank was established, with its first branch in Bridgeport - a market that proved ready to embrace the spirit of community banking. By the end of 2000, the Bank’s total assets were $134 million.
2001
The Mammoth Lakes Branch opened.
2002
The Bishop Branch opened.
2003
A second Modesto Branch opened in March.
2005
Turlock Branch opened in January.
Stockton office opened doors in
Sherwood Executive Suites in September.
Patterson Branch opened in November.
Ripon Branch opened in December.
2006
The original Modesto Branch relocated in February 2006. The new branch occupies the ground floor of the 12th Street Plaza Building at the corner of
12th & I Street in Downtown Modesto.
Escalon Branch opened in April.
2007
Completed reconstruction on historic
First National Bank, Clocktower Building in April 2007 and opened lobby of the "Corner Branch."
Full-service Stockton Branch opens December.
2008
Established Oak Valley Bancorp in July.
2009
Received NASDAQ listing approval in January.
2010
Relocated Mammoth Lakes Branch to central core of the town's main shopping district on
Old Mammoth Road in February 2010.
2011
The Bank increased its coverage of Modesto. The third Modesto Branch opened at the corner of McHenry and Sylvan Avenue in June.
Manteca Branch opened in August.
2014
Tracy Branch opened in December.
2015
Downtown Sonora Branch opened in December.
Oak Valley received Federal approval of acquisition of Mother Lode Bank in December.
2018
The Bank opened a Loan Production office in Sacramento in January, then later announced plans to open full-service branch.
East Sonora Branch relocated to
14890 Mono Way in March.
Turlock Branch relocated to
241 West Main Street in April.
Sacramento-Capitol Mall Branch opened in September.
2021
In May, the bank celebrated 30 years of
Deep Roots ~ Strong Branches.
2022
The Bank opened a full-service branch in Roseville in December.
TODAY
The Bank has 18 branches and nearly $2 billion in total assets.
The Oakdale Branch exceeded $41 million in total assets by the end of 1995.
Oak Valley Community Bank opened its doors in Oakdale in May.
The Sonora Branch opened, pushing total assets over $55 million.
Oak Valley opened the Modesto Branch, taking total assets to $85 million by year-end.
The Mammoth Lakes Branch opened.
The Bishop Branch opened.
After three years of steady growth with three branches, year 2000 started a new era of expansion. Eastern Sierra Community Bank was established, with its first branch in Bridgeport - a market that proved ready to embrace the spirit of community banking. By the end of 2000, the Bank’s total assets were $134 million.
A second Modesto Branch opened in March.
Turlock Branch opened in January.
Patterson Branch opened in November.
Stockton office opened doors in
Sherwood Executive Suites in September.
Ripon Branch opened in December.
The original Modesto Branch relocated in February 2006. The new branch occupies the ground floor of the 12th Street Plaza Building at the corner of
12th & I Street in Downtown Modesto.
Escalon Branch opened in April.
Completed reconstruction on historic
First National Bank, Clocktower Building in April 2007 and opened lobby of the "Corner Branch."
Full-service Stockton Branch opens December.
Established Oak Valley Bancorp in July.
Received NASDAQ listing approval in January.
Relocated Mammoth Lakes Branch to central core of the town's main shopping district on
Old Mammoth Road in February 2010.
The Bank increased its coverage of Modesto. The third Modesto Branch opened at the corner of McHenry and Sylvan Avenue in June.
Manteca Branch opened in August.
Tracy Branch opened in December.
Oak Valley received Federal approval of acquisition of Mother Lode Bank in December.
Downtown Sonora Branch opened in December.
The Bank opened a Loan Production office in Sacramento in January, then later announced plans to open full-service branch.
Turlock Branch relocated to 241 West Main Street in April.
East Sonora Branch relocated to 14890 Mono Way in March.
Sacramento-Capitol Mall Branch opened in September.
In May, the bank celebrated 30 years of Deep Roots ~ Strong Branches.
The Bank opened a full-service branch in Roseville in December.
The Bank has 18 branches and nearly $2 billion in total assets.