First Commons Bank Announces First Stand-Alone ATM; Located in Chestnut Hill Square

First Commons Bank has announced its first stand-alone branded automated teller machine (ATM) — which is located in the mall at Newton’s Chestnut Hill Square. The ATM is situated slightly into the mall’s parking garage on the Route 9 street level up the outdoor stairs from Wegmans Supermarket and visible from the entrance of the Equinox Fitness Club. Visitors to the mall at Chestnut Hill Square will now have easier access to their cash. First Commons Bank clients will enjoy that access surcharge-free.

Tony Nuzzo, Chairman, President and CEO of First Commons Bank said, “The new ATM coincides with the bank’s fifth anniversary of operations and, as such, it is a clear re-affirmation of the bank’s ongoing commitment to providing clients with the ultimate in convenience and service.”

Featuring the bank’s trademark green color and treed logo with the headline, “Home of Common Sense Banking,” the ATM is instantly recognizable to First Commons Bank customers.

In addition to the Chestnut Hill Square location, First Commons Bank customers may also continue access their cash — surcharge-free — at any of over 56,500 Allpoint and SUM™ network ATM machines throughout Massachusetts, across the U.S., and around the world.

In the photo (Left to Right), Tony Nuzzo, First Commons Bank Chairman, President & CEO; Peter Lee, Vice President of Information Technology; Oscar I. Moreno, Senior Vice President of Retail and Business Banking; and Russell Gilmore, Assistant Vice President and Operations Specialist examine the bank’s new Chestnut Hill Square ATM during installation.