At Lake City Bank, we help individuals and businesses thrive throughout Elkhart, Indiana and our surrounding communities. Our Elkhart River District branch delivers comprehensive personal banking and business banking services, including auto loans, personal loans, home mortgage lending, business lending and treasury management solutions. We also offer digital banking and online tools for 24/7 account management for seamless access to your money. Visit us in Elkhart’s thriving River District at 240 E Jackson Blvd, Suite 103, Elkhart, Ind. 46516. Whether you’re a long-time resident or new to the area, we’re here to help you achieve your financial goals.
“As a branch manager, creating a team and environment where both our customers and employees feel valued and supported is very important to me. I want to lead by example, provide consistent and personalized service, and build strong relationships within our community."
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Since opening our first office in 1872, our commitment as a community bank has remained steadfast. Supporting our local communities is not just a priority; it’s part of our identity. Our bankers actively engage with organizations they are passionate about, strengthening communities throughout our service area. To learn more about our community involvement, visit our social media channels.
Welcome to Lake City Bank Elkhart River District. We’re a community bank that prioritizes building local long-term customer relationships while delivering the best in technology-forward banking. Our teams live and work in the communities we serve across Northern and Central Indiana, deepening our commitment to enriching our local communities. To learn more about Lake City Bank’s products and services, or to open a checking or savings account for yourself or your business, drop into one of our branches, call our One Call Center at (888) 522-2265 or go to lakecitybank.com.
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