Another banking consolidation is taking place in the Hudson Valley. Will it affect your day to day banking? Possibly. You may find yourself needing to drive a bit further to your 'local' branch.

Earlier this month, Key Bank announced that they would be merging with First Niagara Bank. Their ultimate goal is to be able to allow for more services to their existing (and soon to be new) clients. With their merger, it also means that they will be closing a few branches across the state. At this time, 106 branches will be closed, some of them being Key Bank locations and some First Niagara's.

If you are a client of either bank, you will be kept up to date on changes, but should expect the same services that you are currently receiving. If you have any questions regarding the merger, contact your current bank branch location.

The following Hudson Valley locations will be affected. Here are the locations with the expected closing time frame:

  • First Niagara, 600 Bedford Rd., Bedford Hills, Oct. 2016
  • First Niagara, Erie St & Route 303, Blauvelt, Oct. 2016
  • First Niagara, 101 Kings Mall Court, Kingston, Oct. 2016
  • First Niagara, 117 East Route 59, Nanuet, Oct. 2016
  • First Niagara, 219 South Main St., New City, Oct. 2016
  • First Niagara, 1 Lagrange Ave., Poughkeepsie, Oct. 2016
  • First Niagara, 180 South Liberty Dr., Stony Point, Oct. 2016
  • First Niagara, 62 Lafayette Ave., Suffern, Oct. 2016
  • First Niagara, 16 Route 303, Tappan, Oct. 2016
  • Key Bank, 800 Westchester Ave Fl 4, Rye Brook, Nov. 2016
  • Key Bank, 338 Rt 59, Central Nyack, 2017
  • Key Bank, 23 South Moger Ave., Mount Kisco, 2017
  • Key Bank, 88 Croton Ave., Ossining, 2017
  • Key Bank, 230 N Middletown, Pearl River, 2017
  • Key Bank, 366 Windsor Hwy, Vails Gate, 2017

 

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