With remote capture, you can deposit checks from your phone directly into your account. When you download the Bank of Bozeman Mobile App, step by step instructions are provided that teach you how to properly deposit your checks via your mobile device. It only takes a...
It’s happened to the best of us: you’re ready to checkout on Amazon, reach for your wallet and realize your debit card is nowhere to be found. After calling the bank, cancelling your card and ordering a new one, you find the card you just cancelled, safely tucked away...
To Our Valued Clients, Because the health and safety of our clients and staff remains our priority, we have made the decision to once again close our main lobby, but we are still very much open for business. For the time being, we will be processing all transactions...
You may contact Spencer via Facebook, email, or phone: Facebook: SsssspenceArt Ssssspencer@hotmail.com Studio 352-408-1225Spencer was born and raised in Miami, Florida where he graduated from Florida International University with a Bachelor of Fine Arts. His majors...
At Bank of Bozeman, we have been closely monitoring the COVID-19 situation. For the health and safety of our clients and staff, we are adhering strictly to the Governor’s recommendations as well as the regulations that have been put into place by the local public...
For the health of our community, customers and employees, our main lobby will be closed starting Wednesday, March 18th, except for by appointment only. The drive-up will remain open to perform transactions until further notice. If you would like to make an...
Jennifer West is a Junior Mortgage Loan Officer at Bank of Bozeman. She has led a life of service to her country, family, community, and workplace. Her service and accomplishments were recently recognized by the Bozeman Daily Chronicle, and she was honored as a...
Kristin Holley’s appreciation for nature began when her step-father moved her family from Loveland, Colorado to Livingston, Montana. He was an avid outdoorsman, so weekends were filled with fishing trips, exploring ghost towns, year-round camp-outs, and picnics,...
Steve Jorgenson has been taking pictures since he was about 12 years old. Three days after graduating from high school he left home and came to Montana and was fortunate enough to find work with the Park Service in Glacier National Park for the next seven summers...