- Truist Bank will close four branches in the Hagerstown and Frederick County, Maryland, areas in February 2027.
- The decision was based on a review of branch usage and client preferences.
- Customer accounts will not be affected, and clients can use other branches, online banking, or the mobile app.
- Truist is offering support to affected employees, including potential internal roles and severance benefits.
Truist is closing two bank branches in the Hagerstown area and two in Frederick County, in early February 2027, a company spokesperson confirmed Tuesday, Nov. 10.
Truist spokesperson Brian Davis said the following branches will close on Tuesday, Feb. 9:
- The Halfway branch at 17601 Virginia Ave.
- The branch at 1326 Salem Ave. in Hagerstown’s West End.
- The Green Valley branch at 11323 Fingerboard Road in Monrovia, Maryland.
- The Middletown branch at 819 E. Main St. in Middletown.
The Herald-Mail inquired whether Truist was planning to close branches in Washington County and adjacent counties, including Franklin County, Pennsylvania, and Berkeley, Jefferson and Morgan counties in West Virginia.
Within the area The Herald-Mail inquired about, Davis said the four branches listed above were the ones he saw listed for closure…