State Bank of Southern Utah: Branches, Hours and Phone Numbers

State Bank of Southern Utah at a Glance

• Headquarters: 377 N Main St, Cedar City, UT 84721, (435) 865-2300
• St. George Boulevard branch: 395 E St. George Blvd, St. George, UT 84770, (435) 674-4164
• River Road branch: 1337 E 170 S, St. George, UT 84790, (435) 652-7000
• Washington Fields branch: 2961 E Mall Dr, St. George, UT 84790, (435) 522-1300
• Website: sbsu.com

About State Bank of Southern Utah

State Bank of Southern Utah (SBSU) is a community bank headquartered in Cedar City. It was founded on November 25, 1957, by a group of Cedar City community leaders who wanted a locally controlled bank that could lend to the area's ranchers and farmers and finance local homes and businesses. The bank's slogan today is "Locally Owned, Community Grown," and it remains locally owned, with branches across Southern and Central Utah, including three in St. George and one in Hurricane.

SBSU offers personal and business checking and savings, home loans through its mortgage team, consumer and commercial lending, and online and mobile banking. Every branch has an ATM and a notary, and several have a coin counter. Each branch page on sbsu.com lists the loan officers based there, which matters for anyone who wants a local lender for a construction loan, a small-business line or a mortgage in Washington County.

Where are State Bank of Southern Utah's St. George branches?

State Bank of Southern Utah has three branches in St. George. The St. George Boulevard branch is at 395 E St. George Boulevard, (435) 674-4164. The River Road branch is at 1337 E 170 South, (435) 652-7000. The Washington Fields branch is at 2961 E Mall Drive, (435) 522-1300. All three have 24-hour ATMs and drive-up windows.

Branch Hours

All lobbies are closed on Saturday and Sunday. The bank also has a Cedar South Interchange branch at 1322 S Interstate Drive in Cedar City, (435) 586-4100, and a Hurricane branch; addresses and hours for every branch are on the SBSU website. Hours above are from sbsu.com as of October 2026 and can change on bank holidays.

Banking in Southern Utah

Washington and Iron counties have been among the fastest-growing areas in Utah for two decades, and most of the banks on St. George Boulevard and River Road are branches of statewide or national institutions. A locally headquartered bank is unusual in the market; loan decisions and the people making them are in Cedar City rather than Salt Lake City or out of state. For other options, see our financial services directory and insurance guide.

Facts on this page were checked against sbsu.com branch pages and Google Business Profiles on October 6, 2026. SGWOM editorial.