State regulators approve handful of local bank branch, loan office openings and closures

DENVER — Banks with ties to the Boulder Valley and Northern Colorado were approved last month by the Colorado Banking Board for a series of openings and closures of branch locations and loan production offices. 

Fort Collins-based Bank of Colorado was given the go-ahead to close its Durango branch and the previously approved closure of a Denver branch was completed last month, according to the Colorado Division of Banking’s July bulletin. 

Bank of Colorado has about 50 branch locations throughout the state and in most of the larger towns and cities in the Boulder Valley and Northern Colorado.

Citywide Banks, a Denver institution…