Chase opened its first Clarksville branch at 2282 Trenton Road on Nov. 10, the bank's first serving Fort Campbell. Two ATMs, four offices and lending advice.

Chase has opened its first branch in Clarksville, at 2282 Trenton Road, with a ribbon cutting on Tuesday, Nov. 10, the day before Veterans Day. It is also the bank’s first branch serving the Fort Campbell community.

The opening brought together Chase leaders, local employees and community partners, including Blue Star Families, for remarks, the ribbon cutting and an open house for the community.

What is in the new branch

The building on Trenton Road covers 2,800 square feet. Inside are four private offices, a conference room and two ATMs, one in the vestibule and one in the lobby. There is also an after-hours depository and customer parking on site.

Chase says the full-service branch has a local team offering everyday banking, lending and investment advice, for individuals, families and businesses.

Soldiers in uniform holding the U.S. and Tennessee flags stand beside a group of guests and a mascot in a red coat and top hat outside the Chase branch entrance at 2282 Trenton Road
Soldiers with the U.S. and Tennessee flags beside guests at the branch entrance. Photo: supplied by Chase

Why Fort Campbell matters to the bank

The bank timed the opening for the eve of Veterans Day, and its speakers put the military community at the center of the day.

“Support for the military-connected community is deeply rooted in JPMorganChase’s history, and we’re proud to continue building on that legacy in communities like Clarksville,” said Mark Elliott, global head of military and veterans affairs at JPMorganChase.

“Opening a branch near Fort Campbell allows us to deepen our connection to a community that has given so much in service to our country. By bringing our bankers and resources closer to military families, we can help them navigate important financial decisions, build financial security and plan for their futures.”

A speaker in a light blue jacket addresses guests in the branch lobby between columns of blue and silver balloons, under the Chase logo
Remarks in the lobby of the new branch on Trenton Road. Photo: supplied by Chase

Adriano Lavalle, market director for Chase, said the branch was about giving local people and businesses somewhere to go in person.

“We’re proud to bring Chase’s full-service banking experience to Clarksville, giving residents and local businesses greater access to the financial tools, services and expertise they need,” he said. “From everyday banking and savings to home lending and small business solutions, our team is committed to understanding the needs of our customers and providing guidance that helps them achieve their financial goals. We look forward to becoming part of the Clarksville community and building strong relationships for years to come.”

A speaker in a checked blue jacket stands in front of a screen that reads See our impact at jpmorganchase.com
A speaker at the grand opening. Photo: supplied by Chase

What the building added to the local economy

According to the bank, building the Clarksville branch generated $6.8 million in economic output and supported 30 jobs. Chase puts the labor income at $2.9 million and the contribution to local GDP at $3.7 million.

Chase in Tennessee

Chase opened its first retail branch in Tennessee in Nashville in December 2019 and expects to have 50 branches in the state by the end of 2026. More than 600 JPMorganChase employees work across Tennessee, and the firm says it serves about 1.2 million consumer customers and nearly 72,000 small business customers in the state. It says it has given more than $9.5 million to Tennessee nonprofits over the past five years.

In Nashville, the firm plans to bring its teams together in a new 51,000-square-foot corporate office at Broadwest from 2028, and it is now the official bank, credit card and wallet partner of the Grand Ole Opry.

A speaker in glasses and a gray jacket with a flag pin stands beside a column of blue and silver balloons in front of a red, white and blue screen
Another speaker at the opening, beside the balloon columns in the lobby. Photo: supplied by Chase

Nationally, Chase opened 18 branches in October, 123 since January, and says it is on track for 160 new branches in 2026. Its stated goal is to have 75% of Americans, and more than half of the people in every state, within a reasonable drive of a branch.

Finding the branch

The branch is at 2282 Trenton Road, Clarksville. Hours and services are on the Chase branch locator for Clarksville, and more about the bank is at chase.com.

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