Huron Valley State Bank has been proudly serving this community for almost fifteen years. At a time like this, it has never been more important to pull together as a group to get through challenging times.

Although our methods to provide you with the best possible banking experience may have temporarily changed, we will continue to greet you with the same smiling faces at both locations and eagerly assist you with your financial needs. Please rest assured, in addition to being able to visit our branches, we have the technology in place to continue seamless access remotely and securely through Online Banking, Mobile Banking and Mobile Deposit.

We are open for business and can serve you through our drive-up window during our normal business hours of Monday through Thursday 9:00 am - 5:00 pm, Friday 9:00 am - 6:00 pm and Saturday 9:00 am - 12:00 pm. In the event you need additional services, both branches will have bankers on hand by appointment only. To make an appointment, please contact your branch at one of the numbers listed below:

Highland Branch - 248.887.9900
Milford Branch - 248.684.9626

We look forward to being with you all again soon, in the community we love to live, work and volunteer!

To learn more please visit   https://www.hvsb.com/Coronavirus
Huron Valley State Bank Earns
Prestigious Financial Literacy Award
Huron Valley State Bank earned the Michigan Bankers Association's (MBA) Financial Literacy Award for its work over the past several years in providing financial education to the community. The award was officially presented to bank representatives and received by Shelley Dickerson, Assistant Vice President and Branch Manager at the MBA BEST Annual Conference and Trade Show on March 5th in Traverse City, Michigan.


Huron Valley State Bank has been actively involved in financial literacy since 2011 when the bank opened its first student run bank at Spring Mills Elementary in Highland, Michigan under the direction of Shelley Dickerson. Since then, four additional partnerships have been formed equating to more than half of our elementary schools within our district offering this program.
Introducing Martin R. Drews
Vice President / Chief Innovation Officer
Martin is joining the team at Huron Valley State Bank, as Vice President/ Chief Innovation Officer. With a combined 30+ years of technology and financial services experience, he brings a wealth of knowledge encompassing numerous facets of information technology and cyber-security.  In his role, he is responsible for technological innovation and information security initiatives. In addition, Martin will oversee the development and execution of the bank's strategic technology plan, providing in-house technology support and solutions, and helping with the implementation of various project and initiatives. His passion for technology started when he was young, learning from his father who was in telecommunications industry as a Manager of the General Telephone Company.   Learn More
COVID-19 Relief For Small Business Customers
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People helping people, that is what community banking is all about. During these unprecedented times with COVID-19, Huron Valley State Bank is here to help our community rebuild as quickly as possible. We understand small businesses and take pride in helping them stay strong and viable. 

As an approved Small Business Lender, we can assist with short-term and long-term borrowing needs. We offer SBA 7a, SBAExpress/Community Express Loans and the SBA 504 Loan Programs. Our bankers can provide more information about these programs. For more information about all our relief programs click here.

If your business has been impacted or you anticipate it will be soon, please contact us so we can assist.
Protect Your Account
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Keeping your accounts and information secure and confidential is one of Huron Valley State Bank's important responsibilities. Unfortunately forged checks and debit card fraud is on the rise and hackers are becoming even more sophisticated to make unauthorized purchases or withdraw cash from your account. When your debit card is used fraudulently or a fraudster gets access to your account, the money goes missing instantly. Payments scheduled or checks mailed may bounce, and you may not be able to afford necessities. It can take a while for the fraud to be cleared up and the money restored to your account.

Please monitor your accounts daily by using online or mobile banking. Check your balance and recent transactions. The sooner you detect fraud, the easier it will be to limit its impact on your finances. If you see unfamiliar transactions, call the bank right away at 248.887.9900.
Meet Amanda Hepola-Gomez
Customer Service Representative
Amanda Hepola-Gomez is a Customer Service Representative (CSR) at the Highland Branch.  Most recently she accepted a full time position at the bank and will be going on her four year anniversary.  As a CSR she has the important responsibility of assisting our customers with their financial transactions.   She also represents the Bank at School Program at Country Oaks Elementary. 

"Everyone from my fellow employees to our customers are really friendly.  I truly enjoy being a part of the Huron Valley State Bank team" said Amanda.

Outside of work she enjoys spending time with her family, cooking, hiking and reading.  Watching her daughter's volleyball games is one of her favorite things to do.
Celebrating Years of Service
Jodi Granger, Senior Credit Analyst - One Year of Service
Tilly Williams, Vice President, Credit Analyst - Two Years of Service
Steven Peacock, Senior Vice President, Commercial Banking - Ten Years of Service
Kevin McIssac, Vice President, Commercial Lender, Four Years of Service
Jeff Ozanich - Vice President, Commercial Lender, One Year of Service
As Seen in the Spinal Column
Huron Valley State Bank Voted Best of the West
Huron Valley State Bank was named Best Bank by the Spinal Column Best of the West Oakland County for Milford, Highland and White Lake.  "This is truly an honor and great distinction that makes us all proud," said Jack Shubitowski President and CEO.  "It takes the hard work and commitment from so many people who are committed to serving this great community and giving the best possible level of service."
Beware of Grandparents Scam
Scam artists will use any leverage they can get to separate you from your money. Sadly, that includes exploiting grandparents' love and concern for their grandchildren, giving rise to a breed of impostor fraud specifically targeting older Americans.

Grandparent scams typically work something like this: The victim gets a call from someone posing as his or her grandchild. This person explains, in a frantic-sounding voice, that he or she is in trouble: There's been an accident, or an arrest, or a robbery. To up the drama and urgency, the caller might claim to be stuck in a foreign country; to make the impersonation more convincing, he or she will throw in a few family particulars, gleaned from the actual grandchild's social media activity.   Learn More
Fun Money Fact
One bill weighs 1 gram and 454 bills equal one pound!

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