First State Bank of Uvalde
BankingTexas, United States51-200 Employees
First State Bank of Uvalde is a community bank serving Southwest Texas, founded in 1907. Its ownership history includes a period when John Nance Garner and his family held the majority stake, and in 1960 Dolph Briscoe Jr. acquired controlling interest, making it the last Texas bank owned by an operating cattle ranch. Headquartered in Uvalde, the bank oversees more than $2 billion in assets and operates a network of branches in nearby communities. The bank offers a full range of traditional banking services, including mortgages, consumer lending, small business and agricultural financing, as well as commercial loans. Its customers are individuals and rural businesses in Southwest Texas, addressing needs from home purchases to agricultural and commercial financing. In April 2025, the bank participated in TBA's 139th Annual Convention, highlighting its involvement in promoting financial literacy in the community.