Bank of Bird-in-Hand, a community-based, full-service bank with assets of approximately $977 million as of June 30, has announced that it will open two additional branch locations in Manheim, Lancaster County, and Schaefferstown, Lebanon County, by the end of 2022.

The Manheim branch will be located at 118 Doe Run Road, just north of the downtown Manheim area. The bank anticipates that the branch will open in October. The Schaefferstown branch will be located at 2483 Stiegel Pike in the shopping complex shared with Dutch-Way Farm Market and Good's Store. An anticipated opening is planned for November.

The two locations will be the fifth and sixth brick-and-mortar branches for Bank of Bird-in-Hand since its original launch in 2013, in addition to its locations in Bird-in-Hand, Intercourse, Paradise and Ephrata. The two new locations will be the second and third branches to open this year.

In March, Bank of Bird-in-Hand began servicing the Lykens Valley region through its Mobile Branch initiative. These "Gelt Buses," named for the word meaning "money" in Pennsylvania Dutch, feature a walk-up teller window, an interior office area, and an ATM, and they provide banking services to 18 locations in Lancaster, Chester and Dauphin counties.

For more information, visit http://www.bihbank.com.