Marquette Reports
Annual Report
Marquette is THE HOMETOWN BANK, the only remaining locally headquartered bank in Erie and Crawford counties. Every dollar stays right here in the communities we serve to Mpower™ individuals and families to prosper, businesses to succeed, communities to be better places and employees to be their best. Learn what Marquette did in 2022 to fulfill its mission and help Mpower™ Erie and Crawford counties to grow and prosper.
News & Articles
Marquette featured in article Independent Banker
Marquette Savings Bank was recently featured in an article of the Independent Banker for our proactive approach during the COVID-19 pandemic. We provided our business customers with the necessary resources to apply for loan deferments and implemented our Disaster Plan that was designed to protect both our employees and customers.
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Marquette Featured in Wall Street Journal Article
Marquette Savings Bank is proud to be featured in an article published by the Wall Street Journal on May 4, 2020 titled, "Small Businesses Were at a Breaking Point. Small Banks came to the Rescue." Click the link below to read the article on the Wall Street Journal's website.
Marquette Featured in Erie Times News for Helping Local Businesses
The Erie Times News took the time to sit down with John Dill and Michael Edwards from Marquette Savings Bank to hear how they handled the Paycheck Protection Program for local businesses.
Is your Bank doing Enough to Protect your Business from Fraud?
Read what John Dill, Senior Vice President of Business Banking at Marquette has to say about fraud, and how Marquette can help you.
News About Marquette Business Banking
$12 Million Funding Announced for UPMC Park Improvements
The Erie County Convention Center Authority (ECCCA) and Marquette Savings Bank announced that major improvements to UPMC Park and adjoining properties will be funded by a $12-million loan.
The tax-exempt, multi-draw, 60-month term loan will finance: an upper-level stadium club; a team store; renovated restrooms, concessions and corporate suites; new offices and picnic areas; and a new, state-of-the-art digital scoreboard.
“As the only remaining locally headquartered bank, we felt it was important to provide the very best terms we could to finance improvements to this important regional asset,” said John Dill, Senior Vice President, Marquette Business Banking. “Our board, executive team and all employees are excited about being involved with making these improvements possible.”
The loan provides financing needed to start the improvement project in advance of a Pennsylvania Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program (RACP) grant to fund the improvement projects at UPMC Park.
“Marquette made it easy for us,” said John “Casey” Wells, Erie Events Executive Director. “It was obvious they wanted to work with us and went out of their way to make the process simple and attractive. Their willingness to be flexible and provide a very competitive rate made our decision easy.
“The fact that Marquette is a hometown community bank and its money stays in our community was also a plus,” he added.
Erie SeaWolves fans will experience the first project covered by the financing this Thursday, June 27, when the new state-of-the-art digital scoreboard will go live in center field for the 7:05 p.m. game.
Business Articles
Read business banking insights by Marquette Business Bankers as published in the Manufacturers and Business Association Magazine.
It's your Business
The story of our Business Banking customers and community is intertwined with our own story as the only remaining locally headquartered bank.
