BANK & CREDIT UNION INTELLIGENCE

Banks in Sauk County, WI

13 FDIC-insured banks operate 25 branches in Sauk County, Wisconsin, holding $2.44B in total deposits as of the 2026 FDIC Summary of Deposits. Bank of Prairie du Sac leads the market with 26.4% share. Deposit market share is the clearest available measure of competitive position in a local market: it reflects where households and businesses actually keep their money, rather than where institutions advertise or how many branches they operate.

Sauk County market profile

Understanding a deposit market requires knowing the market itself. These figures come from the US Census Bureau American Community Survey 2024 five-year estimates. Median family income is the measure federal regulators use to define low- and moderate-income thresholds under the Community Reinvestment Act, which is why it is reported here separately from household income.

Population66,009
Median family income$98,301
Median home value$258,600
Banks operating in county13
Bank branches25

Deposit market share in Sauk County

Ranked by deposits held within county borders. A bank's county deposits are the sum across all of its branches in that county, so an institution with several locations appears once. Figures are as of June 30, 2026, the annual reporting date for the FDIC Summary of Deposits.

RankBankDepositsShareBranches
1 Bank of Prairie du Sac $644.3M 26.43% 2
2 Baraboo State Bank $437.5M 17.94% 6
3 BMO Bank National Association $334.3M 13.71% 4
4 Bank of Wisconsin Dells $260.6M 10.69% 1
5 The Peoples Community Bank $132.5M 5.44% 2
6 Community First Bank $114.2M 4.68% 2
7 Associated Bank, National Association $108.3M 4.44% 1
8 Prevail Bank $103.4M 4.24% 1
9 Wells Fargo Bank, National Association $99.2M 4.07% 1
10 Royal Bank $59.0M 2.42% 2
11 Farmers and Merchants Union Bank $58.8M 2.41% 1
12 Lake Ridge Bank $49.8M 2.04% 1
13 Bank of Mauston $36.1M 1.48% 1

About this data

The FDIC Summary of Deposits is an annual survey of branch office deposits filed by every FDIC-insured institution as of June 30 each year. It is the authoritative source for local deposit market share and is the dataset regulators use when assessing competitive effects of bank mergers. Because it is annual, it reflects a point in time rather than current balances. Vault republishes it without modification, free to access and free to cite. Available to AI agents at vaultbot.ai/mcp.