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Home » Community First Bank

Community First Bank

1007 Jadwin Ave., Richland
January 12, 2022
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Community First Bank has completed renovations to its new Richland home at the corner of Jadwin Avenue and Swift Boulevard, across the street from the new Richland City Hall.

The bank paid $1.1 million for the 1967-built office building and invested $1.4 million in renovations to the 7,571-square-foot building and drive-thru.

The Richland branch offers banking and business lending services and has office space for general operations. Powell & Gunter Attorneys at Law continues to lease space in the building. 

Craig A. Scott, information technology and facilities director and vice president for Community First Bank, served as the owner’s representative. 

MH Construction was the general contractor, with Rob Wimble serving as job superintendent and Adam Smith as project manager.

Archibald & Company Architects of Richland designed the project. 

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