Northwest Community Bank

Northwest Community Bank is a financial institution that has a rich history dating back to 1860. It originated from the merger of Winsted Savings Bank and Mechanics Savings Bank of Winsted, both of which played vital roles in the development of Winsted, CT and its surrounding areas. The bank has branches in Avon, Granby, New Hartford, and Torrington, and an academic branch in Northwestern Regional School No. 7 High School.

As a mutual saving bank, Northwest Community Bank is committed to serving the best interests of its depositors. Their services extend beyond traditional banking to include consumer and commercial services, as well as active involvement in supporting local charitable institutions. The bank's dedication to the community is evident through the voluntary participation of its directors, officers, managers, and staff in various nonprofit organizations, as well as contributions to organizations such as United Way, YMCA, and Special Olympics.

Northwest Community Bank's history, commitment to its customers, and community values are the cornerstones of its operation. While embracing technology to provide convenient services, it emphasizes the importance of maintaining personal relationships with its customers. The bank's ethos revolves around the idea that preservation of community ties is paramount, even in a mobile society.