PNC Bank Wyckoff Branch Set To Close In January, Spokesperson Said

WYCKOFF, NJ — Effective Jan. 20, PNC Financial Services is closing 11 locations within Stop & Shop supermarkets in certain areas of New Jersey, including in Wyckoff, according to PNC's media relations manager, Jason Beyersdorfer.

PNC, Beyersdorfer said, routinely evaluates the company's branch network, together with its available methods of banking, to determine if it is most effectively meeting customers' needs.

"We are confident," he added, "that we can meet or exceed our customers' needs at nearby branch locations, alongside other available methods of banking."

When a branch closes, Beyersdorfer said, PNC works to reassign staff to other positions within the company, which may include moving staff to another branch or into a different type of role.

"We aim to provide opportunities for employees that are a good fit for them based on their skills and experience," he said.

Open six days a week, the Wyckoff Branch of PNC Bank at 327 Franklin Avenue offers ATM access and is staffed with a loan specialist, PNC said on its website.

The Wyckoff Branch is one of 135 in-store banking branches across several states that PNC plans to shutter throughout 2023, the Pittsburgh Business Times reported in October.

No other branches in Bergen County, Beyersdorfer said, are consolidating in January 2023.