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Strong. Local. Built to Lend.

10 Executive Drive • Farmington, CT

At Connecticut Community Bank, we believe strong local businesses build strong communities. That’s why our Farmington lending team is here—right in your backyard—to provide financing solutions that help your small business thrive.

What We Offer

SBA Loans

Connecticut Community Bank is an SBA Preferred Lender

Business Term Loans

For equipment, expansion, or working capital

Lines of Credit

Flexible funding when you need it most

Commercial Real Estate Loans

Invest in property for your growing business

Insurance Agency Financing

For acquisitions, perpetuations, working capital, producer development

Why Connecticut Community Bank?

Local Decision-Making

Fast, flexible approvals from people who understand the Farmington market

Dedicated Lending Experts

One-on-one guidance from experienced small business lenders

Community Commitment

We’re invested in the success of local entrepreneurs like you

Whether you’re just getting started or ready to take your business to the next level, our Farmington lending team is here to help.

All loans are subject to review and approval. Member FDIC

Cash Management

Divisions of Connecticut Community Bank, N.A.

Connecticut Community Bank in Fairfield County, a top CT community bank, offers personal and business banking services including checking accounts, savings accounts, digital banking, business loans, cash management, and more. Learn more about us, bank online or visit one of our CT banking locations in Darien, Greenwich, Westport, Norwalk, Stamford or Fairfield.

Business Banking

Personal Banking

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Get in touch to find out how we can help you achieve your goals.

Holiday Closing
Community Bank will be closed on Monday, May 25^th in observance of Memorial Day.

As we approach Memorial Day weekend, we want to remind you to stay extra vigilant for scam calls, text messages and emails. Fraudsters often take advantage of the busy holiday period by pretending to be your bank, a government agency or trusted company.

Connecticut Community Bank will never directly contact customers and ask you to validate banking information, account numbers, passwords or passcodes. Any inquiries that request such information should not be responded to and reported to your local branch manager or relationship manager as soon as possible.

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