Jack Shubitowski, President and CEO of Huron Valley State Bank, is pleased to announce that Ronica Fodor has been awarded the Certified Regulatory Compliance Manager (CRCM) designation from the Institute of Certified Bankers (ICB), a subsidiary of the American Bankers

Jack Shubitowski, President and CEO of Huron Valley State Bank, is pleased to announce that Edward C. Barrett has been promoted to Vice President / Credit Manager. In his new position, he will be responsible for managing credit functions for the commercial banking group.

In conjunction with the Green Team and Carls Family YMCA's Earth Friendly Family Fun Festival, Huron Valley State Bank and Elizabeth K. Deutch, CFP® are cosponsoring the community shredding program on Sunday, April 26, from 12:00-4:00 pm, at the Carl's Family YMCA at 300 Family Drive, Milford.

Following the end of tax season, employees of the bank and Elizabeth K. Deutch, CFP® from Deutch & Associates, an Ameriprise Platinum Financial Services® practice will be on site to assist participants with shredding needs. Oakland County residents can bring up to six boxes (12 inch by 24 inch) or large kitchen sized garbage bags at no charge. Large metal clips and spiral bindings should be removed in advance.

Huron Valley State Bank's "Casual for A Cause" program is an employee driven fundraiser for community donations. Employees can wear casual clothes, including jeans, on the last Friday of every month in exchange for making a donation in the denomination of their choice.

In 2013, over $1,200 was raised from this program. Giving back to various organizations, special memorial funds, and personal families in need, including: YMCA Strong Kids, Relay for Life, Community Sharing, Special Olympics, and more.

In conjunction with YMCA's Earth Friendly Family Fun Festival, Huron Valley State Bank is sponsoring the community shredding program on April 27, from 12:00-4:00 pm, at the Carl's Family YMCA at 300 Family Drive, Milford.

Following the end of tax season, employees of the bank will be on site to assist participants with shredding needs. Oakland County residents can bring up to six boxes (12 inch by 24 inch) or large kitchen sized garbage bags at no charge. Large metal clips and spiral bindings should be removed in advance.