Letter From Jack Shubitowski
President and CEO
Huron Valley State Bank has been proudly serving this community for fifteen years. On behalf of the Board of Directors and staff we are sincerely grateful to our customers who trust us with their banking and this strong and vibrant community that we serve. 

As always, I would like to invite you to contact me with any questions or comments you may have about your experience at Huron Valley State Bank. Your feedback is an important help to us as we continue to improve the banking experience of our customers. I can be reached at 248.684.9626 or by e-mail at [email protected]. 

We are open for business and can serve you through our lobby, drive-up window and with our enhanced technology services, including our robust ATM machines.  Thank you for your business, and for doing business locally. We look forward to serving you for many years to come.
Huron Valley State Bank
Supports Local Non-Profits
Huron Valley State Bank has a proud history of giving back to the community through sponsorship and donations.  Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, many of these programs are postponed or cancelled for an undetermined period of time. In April, the bank supported Meals on Wheels to provide food donations for pantry bags to the seniors.  In May, the bank supported Open Door Outreach Center with a direct donation.  Then June the bank gave a donation to Hospitality House. 

Most recently, Huron Valley State Bank donated $550 to Huron Valley Blessings in a Backpack to assist with adopting five children for the 2020-2021 school year. This will provide six meals each weekend during the entire school year to those five children who are part of the schools reduced or no cost lunch program.  A big check was presented at the Huron Valley Schools District Office.
Melissa Herron
Promoted to Bank Officer
Jack Shubitowski, President and CEO of Huron Valley State Bank, is pleased to announce the promotion of Melissa Herron to Bank Officer.  Her new title is Cash Management Officer and she is responsible for developing a strong relationship between operations, retail and the commercial lending team to create a link between the bank's product offerings and the needs of business customers. Herron serves as a resource for all their cash management needs and remote deposit capture services. 
"As a long-time employee of the bank, Melissa has consistently shown outstanding customer services skills, product knowledge, and sales skills.  She has gained expertise in deposit and cash management services and has helped grow that business line for the bank.  Always a team player, Melissa jumped into the middle of the Paycheck Protection Program and became a valued resource for many of our business customers during this difficult time.  We are grateful for her contributions to the bank," Jack Shubitowski President and CEO added.   
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Safety and Sanitation 
Within Our Branches
To ensure the health and safety of our customers and employees, we are abiding by the latest public health guidelines. Our tradition of oven baked cookies and hot coffee are sadly no longer available, but we are taking every preventative measure possible.  Thank you for your understanding during these unprecedented times.  We look forward to the day we can  welcome you with an unmasked smile. 

Changes in the branches:
  • Sanitation table at the front door with hand sanitizer and masks available.  (Masks must be worn in the branch).
  • Social distancing (Associates maintaining at least 6 feet of personal space)
  • "Please Stand Here" floor markers
  • Plexiglass guards at teller stations
  • Face-coverings worn by Lobby Associates at all times
  • Enhanced sanitation practices (especially for high-traffic, high-touch areas)
  • Removal of community items (pens, coffee, cookies, flyers)
SBA Paycheck Protection Program
The Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act allocated funds to help small businesses keep workers employed amid the pandemic and economic downturn. Known as the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP), the initiative provides 100% federally guaranteed loans and forgiveness grants to small businesses. Huron Valley State Bank is an approved Small Business Administrative Lender and was able to provide these relief programs through the PPP to its business customers.
New ATM Machines &
Enhancements in Mobile Deposit
Huron Valley State Bank announces the arrival of its new and improved ATMs located at the Milford and Highland Branches. These machines provide customers with the opportunity to deposit cash and checks without the use of an envelope or deposit slip. In addition to the standard ATM functionality of withdrawing cash, checking balances and transferring between accounts, customers will be able to receive a confirmation of their deposits, including an image of the check printed on the receipt. As an added feature, the ATMs have a tilt option to accommodate vehicles of all sizes for optimal viewing of the screen.

"The investment in these robust machines gives our customers the convenience of handling their banking in a true 24-7 banking environment. The ATMs provide the opportunity to do the transaction when the drive-thru or lobby is not available," said Jack Shubitowski, President and CEO.

In addition, enhancements have been made to the Mobile Deposit function of Mobile Banking. Customers can now view check images and across all of the Bank's platforms. To access Mobile Deposit function of Mobile Banking, contact your branch for activation*. 
*Activation of Mobile Deposit is pending for 1-2 business days. This feature is subject to enrollment approval.
Ronica Fodor
Celebrates 15 Years Of Service
On July 29, Ronica Fodor celebrated 15 years of service with Huron Valley State Bank.  She started as an Assistant Branch Manager of the new Milford branch two weeks before the bank opened its doors. Over the years Ronica has made significant contributions to the bank and has been instrumental in helping establish policies, procedures, and our culture of amazing customer service. "We are grateful to have her as one of our first employees and on part of the team", said Jack Shubitowski, President and CEO. 
Phone Phishing Scams
Make A Comeback
Illustration depicting a phone with a scam call concept.
With the wave of phishing scams using emails and texts (SMS) as weapons, hackers are finding the public is getting better at spotting them. In response, cybercriminals are now revisiting phone scams as a way of reaching the same end as their online counterparts: to steal as much PII (personally identifiable information), including financial data, as possible. Adding insult to injury, after a hacker cleans out a victim's accounts, they put the hijacked PII for sale on the Dark Web. In 2018, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) found phone phishing was one of the top three identity theft attacks. The other two were credit card fraud and employment or tax-related fraud.  Learn More
Fun Money Fact
There are eagles printed on all U.S. currency!

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248.684.9626
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