Papillion, Nebraska, is buzzing with excitement as Pinnacle Bank officially breaks ground on its new branch in the heart of the Tower District, a transformative mixed-use development redefining the city’s landscape. This milestone marks a significant step forward for both the bank and the community, as the Tower District promises to become Papillion’s new town center, blending residential, commercial, and recreational spaces into a dynamic hub.
A New Chapter for Pinnacle Bank
Pinnacle Bank, a trusted name in Nebraska’s financial services, is expanding its footprint with a state-of-the-art branch designed to serve the growing needs of Papillion’s residents and businesses. Known for its personalized banking solutions, competitive loan rates, and advanced digital platforms, Pinnacle Bank is poised to bring its customer-first approach to the Tower District. The new branch will offer a full suite of services, from savings plans to business banking, all tailored to support the diverse community taking shape around it.
This isn’t just another bank branch—it’s a commitment to Papillion’s future. The new facility will feature modern amenities, energy-efficient design, and a welcoming atmosphere, ensuring that customers enjoy a seamless banking experience. With its strategic location at the northwest corner of Highway 370 and 84th Street, the branch will be easily accessible to residents, workers, and visitors alike.
The Tower District: Papillion’s Rising Star
The Tower District, where Pinnacle Bank’s new branch will call home, is a 120-acre development that broke ground in June 2022, transforming former farmland into a vibrant, inclusive community. Spearheaded by developers like Jesse Calabretto, the project is designed to appeal to all income levels, offering a mix of single-family homes, townhomes, apartments, and commercial spaces. The district’s iconic water tower, a beloved Papillion landmark, remains a focal point, tying the city’s history to its forward-looking vision.
With an estimated $300 million in taxable property valuation, the Tower District is set to become a cornerstone of Sarpy County’s economic growth. Plans include restaurants, a potential grocer, and other businesses, creating a walkable, live-work-play environment. The development’s emphasis on trails and green spaces ensures that it’s not just a place to live or work, but a place to thrive.
Why This Matters for Papillion
The arrival of Pinnacle Bank in the Tower District signals confidence in Papillion’s economic trajectory. As one of the fastest-growing cities in Nebraska, Papillion is attracting major investments, from Google’s $600 million data center to the Tower District itself. The new bank branch will provide essential financial services to support this growth, helping families buy homes, entrepreneurs launch businesses, and retirees plan for the future.
Moreover, Pinnacle Bank’s presence reinforces the Tower District’s role as a community hub. By offering convenient banking alongside the district’s planned retail and dining options, the development is poised to foster a sense of connection and opportunity for all residents.
Looking Ahead
Construction of the Pinnacle Bank branch is underway, with the project expected to align with the Tower District’s broader development timeline. While specific completion dates for the branch are yet to be announced, the groundwork laid today sets the stage for a transformative addition to Papillion’s skyline.
As Pinnacle Bank and the Tower District take shape, Papillion is writing a new chapter in its story—one of growth, innovation, and community. We invite you to follow along as this exciting project unfolds, and we look forward to welcoming you to the new Pinnacle Bank branch in the heart of the Tower District.
Stay tuned for updates, and let’s build a brighter future together in Papillion!
Sources: Information about the Tower District’s groundbreaking and development details was drawn from local news reports, including WOWT and Nebraska Examiner. Details about Pinnacle Bank’s services were informed by their general offerings as described on regional banking websites.
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