
Notice | Important Customer Alert Regarding Recent “Heartbleed” Computer Vulnerability
Recently, there have been news reports about an OpenSSL vulnerability called “Heartbleed,” that could potentially compromise personal information.
First Minnetonka City Bank has reviewed its systems and has determined that its web site and online banking applications do not use OpenSSL and were never vulnerable to the “Heartbleed” attack.
We take the responsibility of keeping your personal information and financial details protected very seriously at First Minnetonka City Bank. It is our top concern. We actively maintain security programs that meet or exceed regulatory requirements and industry standards to ensure the protection of our web site and online banking applications as well as our customers’ information.

Learn More | Contact Our Personal Banking Specialists
Glen Lake: (952) 935-8663
Country Village: (952) 935-5995

To report unauthorized activity or a lost or stolen Visa Debit Card, call (952) 935-5995 or (952) 935-8663 during our business hours. After hours, call (800) 472-3272.

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The Fair Housing Act prohibits discrimination in housing because of:
- Race or color
- National origin
- Religion
- Sex
- Familial status (including children under the age of 18 living with parents or legal custodians; pregnant women and people securing custody of children under 18)
- Handicap (Disability)
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.