Demonstrating an on-going commitment to Northeast Ohio, Dollar Bank is opening its new Ohio headquarters in Cleveland on Tuesday, August 12. The new, two-story glass-enclosed facility is located in the Galleria at Erieview, at East Ninth and St. Clair.

The new structure measures 21,000 sq. ft., which brings the bank's total structure up to 50,000 sq. ft. The new area includes the headquarters branch, a Private Banking Center, a training facility, and retail operational support.

Dollar Bank, the largest independent mutual bank in the US, operates 24 branches and two loan centers in the Cleveland metro area. In the past year, the Pittsburg-based company has opened new three facilities in the area, with the most recent being in the historic Park Building on Public Square.

Dollar Bank employs more than 300 people in the region, and has deposits of nearly $1.5 billion.

Andrew Devonshire, president of Dollar Bank Ohio, said: "Our expanding presence demonstrates our ongoing commitment to Cleveland and northeastern Ohio. We have great confidence in the future economic vitality of this region."

The new headquarters also feature a magnificent 512 sq. ft. mosaic representing the bank's iconic lion, which is visible from the street. The mosaic is based off of the large stone lions that guard Dollar Bank's historic offices in downtown Pittsburgh. It was created by artist Cecilia Silva from 412,000 glass tiles. It was assembled on-side in Cleveland during a weeklong installation in June.