Fulton Savings Bank Announces Opening Of Loan Production Office In City Of Oswego

FULTON, NY – Fulton Savings Bank is pleased to announce the opening of its new Loan Production Office at 374 West First Street, Suite A in Oswego, New York, expanding the bank’s presence in Oswego County and strengthening its commitment to serving individuals, families, and businesses throughout Central New York.

“Our expansion into the City of Oswego represents an important step in Fulton Savings Bank’s strategic growth and dedication to bringing relationship?based lending services closer to the communities we serve,”said Meghan Eckel, Vice President of Lending Compliance and CRA Officer. “By establishing a local presence, where we’ve experienced mortgage lending growth, we can better understand our customers’ needs and help support the continued growth and vitality of the Oswego area.”

The office will be staffed by two experienced loan originators, Bob Chetney and Jennifer Whalen, by appointment only.  Each has strong knowledge of the local market, offering guidance throughout the lending process and delivering responsive, one?on?one service. Chetney can be reached at [email protected]or 315-592-1996, and Whalen can be reached at [email protected] or  315-402-1018. Customers can expect the same commitment to trust, integrity, and community involvement that has defined Fulton Savings Bank for generations, Eckel said.

Fulton Savings Bank has a unique, customer-focused strategy in their mortgage lending areas including competitive rates, transparency around fees, a 270-day rate lock for residential and Investment mortgages, and they underwrite, close, and service all their loans. They also offer lending for new construction, home equity lines of credit, and property rehabilitation, along with other mortgage-related products.

            Fulton Savings Bank is headquartered in Fulton, NY and is celebrating its 155th anniversary in 2026. The Bank has six full-service branch offices in Fulton, Baldwinsville, Phoenix, Central Square, Brewerton, and Constantia, with assets totaling more than $502 million and deposits totaling more than $279 million, insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC).

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