Updated November 12, 2026
Lakeland Bank equipment loans in Connecticut
Lakeland Bank holds 82 active equipment financing statements against 58 businesses in Connecticut, according to public UCC filings. 48 of these loans reach a typical 36, 48 or 60 month term end in the next six months, an unusually large 59% of the book. Trucks & trailers is the largest equipment type, at 23%. Banks and credit unions hold 100%, more than captives and independents. That makes it the number 117 equipment lender in the state by active filings, with 0.2% of lender-held filings. It is classed as bank.
Active equipment filings
Likely ending in the next 6 months
36, 48 or 60 month term
Businesses with active filings
New filings, last 12 months
New equipment filings by month
Connecticut, last 24 months. The current month is still coming in.
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Top equipment types
Active filings by what the collateral describes
- Equipment, type not stated38 · 46.3%
- Trucks & trailers19 · 23.2%
- Construction15 · 18.3%
- Agriculture6 · 7.3%
- Manufacturing2 · 2.4%
- Vehicles2 · 2.4%
Highest-scoring businesses right now
Names are partly hidden. The app shows them, with the phone number where public records have one.
| Score | Company | Why | Lender | Filed |
|---|---|---|---|---|
97 | Rox Shelton | Construction 37 mo old · peak window+35Near the 36-month mark+7 | Lakeland Bank Bank | Sep 2023 |
90 | Joh Monroe | Construction 40 mo old · peak window+35Active, no continuation+10 | Lakeland Bank Bank | Jun 2023 |
90 | Cou Wallingford | Agriculture 40 mo old · peak window+35Active, no continuation+10 | Lakeland Bank Bank | Jun 2023 |
90 | Raf Enfield | Agriculture 43 mo old · peak window+35Active, no continuation+10 | Lakeland Bank Bank | Mar 2023 |
90 | The Plainville | Construction 44 mo old · peak window+35Active, no continuation+10 | Lakeland Bank Bank | Feb 2023 |
90 | COU Walllingford | Trucks & trailers 50 mo old · late window+31Near the 48-month mark+4 | Lakeland Bank Bank | Aug 2022 |
88 | HAR New Haven | Equipment 36 mo old · peak window+35Near the 36-month mark+10 | Lakeland Bank Bank | Oct 2023 |
80 | Elm West Hartford | Trucks & trailers 41 mo old · peak window+35Active, no continuation+10 | Lakeland Bank Bank | May 2023 |
Other bank lenders
- Liberty Bank3,064
- Webster Bank, N.A.1,764
- M&T Bank1,187
- TD BANK, N.A.1,139
- Wells Fargo Vendor Financial Services, LLC1,028
- JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, NA920
- Thomaston Savings Bank898
- Sheffield Financial, A Division of Branch Banking and Trust Company723
- WebBank, its successors and assignees710
- Ion Bank621
- Bank of America595
- Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.565
What it finances
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Source: UCC financing statements published as open data by the Connecticut Secretary of the State and loaded every morning, with collateral read from each filing's document. Last updated November 12, 2026. Counts cover businesses' equipment filings only: consumer solar, tool accounts, liens on injury claims and filings against people or sole proprietors are left out. “Active” means not terminated or lapsed. “Likely ending” means a 36, 48 or 60 month term from the filing date ends within six months; the filing itself doesn't state the term. Not a consumer report. How UCC filings work.