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We're Always Available To Serve You

Day or night, through our offices, FMCBank Online, a 24-hour night depository, ATMs and TeleBank, First Minnetonka is always available to serve your banking needs.

We offer two convenient locations to serve you. Select your preferred location below for hours and directions:

Country Village

Glen Lake

For customer service, call
952-935-8661 or by email at: custservice@fmcbank.com.

 

 Glen Lake Branch Country Village Branch

FMCB Holidays Observed

In observance of the federal holidays listed below, there will be no bank account transactions processed on these dates, including bill payments, remote deposits, wire transfers, ACH files or positive pay files. Any transactions or files submitted will be processed on the following business day.

First Minnetonka City Bank offices are closed in observance of the following holidays for 2013:

  • New Year’s Day, January 1
  • Martin Luther King Jr. Day, January 21
  • President’s Day, February 18
  • Memorial Day, May 27
  • Independence Day, July 4
  • Labor Day, September 2
  • Columbus Day, October 14
  • Veterans Day, November 11
  • Thanksgiving, November 28
  • Christmas, December 25

To report a lost or stolen Instant Cash card, call 952-935-5995 or 952-935-8663 during our business hours. After hours, call 1-800-535-8440.

To report a lost or stolen credit card issued by the bank, please call Elan Cardmember Service at 1-800-558-3424.

To report a lost or stolen checkbook, call 952-935-8661 during our business hours.

Find out how convenient online banking can be with FMCBank Online.

 

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The Fair Housing Act prohibits discrimination in housing because of:

Mission

Enforce the Fair Housing Act and other civil rights laws to ensure the right of equal housing opportunity and free and fair housing choice without discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability or family composition.

Major Goals

1. Reduce discrimination in housing by doubling the Title VIII case load by the end of 2000 through aggressive enforcement of civil rights and fair housing laws;

2. Promote geographic mobility for low-income and minority households;

3. Integrate fair housing plans into HUD's Consolidated Plans;

4. Further fair housing in other relevant programs of the Federal government; and

5. Promote substantial equivalency among state, local and community organizations involved in providing housing.