Oregon Pacific Bank
Media Kit

Our Logo

The following is a representation of how our logo is used with color. Our primary logo, which includes our visual mark and name, is our default and should be used most frequently.

Usage Guidance

To maintain the integrity of our brand, please follow these basic guidelines when using the Oregon Pacific Bank logo:

Do not stretch, crop, or alter the logo in any way.
Maintain clear space around the logo.
Use the correct file type for your project.
Do not place the logo on busy or low-contrast backgrounds.
Use only the appropriate color versions provided, no recoloring or drop shadows.

For full guidance, please refer to our Brand Book guidelines or reach out to our media contact with any questions.

Download Approved Logo Files

Below you’ll find a selection of approved Oregon Pacific Bank logo files in various formats and color treatments. Each version is designed for specific use cases to ensure proper visibility and brand consistency.

Please choose the version that best fits your needs:

Full-color logo – For use on light backgrounds
White (reversed) logo – For use on dark or color-rich backgrounds
Grayscale and black logo – For black-and-white print or minimal designs
45th Anniversary Logo – For use until Jan. 1, 2026

Primary

Download Primary Logo Pack

(.ai, .pdf, .png, .svg)

white/reverse

Download White Logo Pack

(.ai, .pdf, .png, .svg)

grayscale

Download Grayscale Logo Pack

(.ai, .pdf, .png, .svg)

black

Download Black Logo Pack

(.ai, .pdf, .png, .svg)

45th anniversary logo

Download 45th Anniversary Logo

(.ai, .pdf, .png, .svg)

Media Contact

OPBMarketingDept@opbc.com

Fraud Alert: Phone Scams Impersonating OPB

We are aware of recent fraudulent phone calls claiming to be from Oregon Pacific Bank. These callers may ask you to “verify” ACH or wire transfers and may appear to come from phone numbers starting with a 458 area code. Reminder: Oregon Pacific Bank will never call you to request your online banking credentials, passwords, or security codes. If you receive a suspicious call, hang up and contact your local branch directly using a phone number from our website.

Learn how to protect yourself from fraud