Seymour-based JCBank is expanding its footprint in Decatur County and
celebrated with a groundbreaking on May 2, 2023. The 4,200 square-foot, state-of-the-art banking center
will be located at 1035 N. Lincoln Street in Greensburg, IN. JCBank’s targeted approach to building a solid
and growing business base, guided by a team of local commercial, treasury management and retail
bankers who provide a community banking and relationship-focused model, led JCBank to the decision of
locating in Decatur County.
Among those in attendance were Mayor Joshua Marsh, many Decatur County community leaders,
representatives from Duke Commercial, who is serving as General Contractor for this project, Crossroad
Engineers, and members of JCBank’s board of directors and leadership team.
JCBank President Marvin Veatch noted, “The trust this community has placed in JCBank has encouraged
us to make this commitment in the Decatur County community.” Veatch added, “Many of our team
members have lived or worked in Decatur County and that played a big part in our investment decision.
JCBank remains committed to a customer-focused, relationship-centric approach and we look forward to
being a strong Decatur County community partner.”
Mike Duke expressed his appreciation for the JCBank team. “We want to thank JCBank for having
confidence in us and allowing us to be a part of the dream to bring JCBank to Greensburg. We know this
will be a big asset to the community.”
Mayor Marsh addressed those in attendance by stating, “The city is always interested in building
relationships. We are excited to see JCBank build on Lincoln Street, one of our economic corridors.
JCBank has been a supporter of many non-profit organizations within Decatur County and we are proud to have them as an active community partner.”
In addition to personal banking services, the banking center will feature commercial and mortgage lending, as well as wealth management services. The banking center is the thirteenth for JCBank in seven South Central counties with locations including Seymour, North Vernon, Bedford, Bloomington, Brownstown, Columbus, and Greenwood.