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E. T. Guymon founded the Beaver County Bank on August 30, 1901. The name of the Bank later changed to City National Bank, and it changed again to the City National Bank and Trust Company in 1971 when the Bank added a trust department. In 1995, the Bank began providing investment products through PrimeVest Financial Services, Inc.*  The Bank purchased its first branch in 2003.

City National Bank and Trust Company continues to evolve in order to provide superior and convenient services for our customers. We have two ATM locations in Guymon. We introduced telephone banking in the early 1990's and enhanced the system in 2003. In addition, we renovated our drive-in in early 2004. To make banking more convenient for our customers, we added online banking and Saturday banking in the fall of 2004. Moreover, many of our products allow our customers access to their funds from around the world.

The mission of City National Bank and Trust Company involves providing high quality financial services to our community and promoting economic growth and stability within the community. In fulfilling this goal, we provide our customers superior financial products and services while serving our customers' financial needs as the most essential element in our mission. Moreover, we serve our responsibilities as a community bank and contribute human resources and leadership to help our community thrive.

601 N. Main Street
P. O. Box 1228
Guymon, OK 73942
(580) 338-6561

customer.service@cnbguymon.com

If we can provide better service to you, please contact us.  We appreciate your suggestions.  However, if you have a specific question or comment concerning your accounts with us or any other confidential matter, you should not send it to us via e-mail. You may instead address it with the bank by mail, by telephone, or in person.

*PrimeVest Financial Services, Inc., is an independent, registered broker/dealer.  Member SIPC.  Securities and insurance products offered by PrimeVest are not FDIC insured, may decrease in value, are not financial institution guaranteed, are not a deposit, and are not insured by any federal government agency.