Sauk Valley Bank, a community bank dedicated to relationship-driven service, is pleased to announce the opening of a new full-service branch located at 541 Kenosha Street Unit #1, in Walworth, Wisconsin. This expansion reflects the bank’s continued commitment to providing convenient access to high-quality financial services while strengthening its connection to the customers and communities it proudly serves.
Opening in March 2026, the new branch has been strategically selected to better support local residents and businesses. As a community bank focused on personal service and meaningful relationships, Sauk Valley Bank chose this location to deepen customer connections, expand service availability, and meet increasing financial needs throughout the area.
“The need for this new branch came directly from the success we have seen and the relationships we have built in the community. We are proud to grow with Walworth and provide a local banking partner that people know and trust. I look forward to getting to know our customers and providing them with the attention and respect they deserve,” said Lori Gajdzik, Harvard Market President of Sauk Valley Bank.
The opening of the new branch reinforces SVB’s long-standing commitment to the communities it serves. By expanding its presence in Walworth, the bank aims to further enhance access to reliable, relationship-focused financial guidance and support. For updates and additional information as the opening date approaches, please visit www.saukvalleybank.com.
About Sauk Valley Bank:
Headquartered in Sterling, Illinois, Sauk Valley Bank (SVB) is a locally owned, community financial institution that provides the highest quality products and services. SVB offers solutions that fit various customer financial needs; including personal, commercial, and agricultural. Sauk Valley Bank has achieved great success in its 25+ year history, including the expansion of its footprint. With various banking locations, the company serves communities throughout Illinois including: Sterling, Rock Falls, Dixon, Harvard, and Janesville, Wisconsin.
