FDIC-insured bank
First National Bank of Fort Stockton — Fort Stockton, TX
Bank headquartered in Fort Stockton, Texas, part of FNB HOLDING CO.
Source: FDIC BankFind Suite, data as of June 30, 2026, fetched September 5, 2026
Headquarters and contact
| Address | 1000 W Dickinson Blvd Fort Stockton, TX 79735 |
| County | Pecos |
| Website | www.fnbfst.com |
| Phone | not published in FDIC data, see the bank's website |
FDIC record
| FDIC Certificate | 17913 |
| Federal Reserve RSSD ID | 397456 |
| Status | Active |
| Charter class | N (OCC) |
| Holding company | FNB HOLDING CO |
| Domestic offices | 2 |
| Financials as of | June 30, 2026 |
How to find your First National Bank of Fort Stockton routing number
FDIC does not publish ABA routing numbers, and many banks use different routing numbers by state or by account type. The reliable places to find yours: the bottom left of a check from this bank, the "account details" screen in its online banking, or its official website at www.fnbfst.com.
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Offices nearest to headquarters
| First National Bank Of Fort Stockton main office Fort Stockton, TX |
1000 W Dickinson Blvd, 79735 |
| Irann Branch Iraan, TX |
101 West 6th Street, 79744 |
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