MAKING YOUR PLANS FOR SPRING OR 
SUMMER VACATION? 

CHECKING WITH BENEFITS
can save you up to 50% on vacation destinations, discounts on theme parks, attractions, and shows. And, just put in the zip code of your travel destination and print discount coupons for shopping and dining.  In addition, there are health saving benefits, free grocery coupons of your choice, plus more. Contact a CCB Banker for more details.

report a Lost or Stolen CCB Community Bank Debit Card
To report a lost or stolen CCB Community Bank Debit/Check Card after business hours, please contact a representative at 1-800-754-4128. Be sure to identify as CCB Community Bank Debit Card.

Report A Lost or Stolen CCB Community Bank Credit Card
To report a lost or stolen CCB Visa or MasterCard after business hours, please contact a representative at 1-800-423-7503.

Customer Emergency Communication Plan
During any type of disaster CCB Community Bank wants to insure that
our customers are informed of any change in the Banks’ normal hours of operation.  We feel it is important to let you know the means of communication we will use to contact our customers:
·         Media such as; radio and area television stations 
·         Messages at our Internet banking site
·         Blanket e-mail to customers using online banking

DO YOU HAVE A CCB VISA OR MASTERCARD CREDIT CARD?
Did you know that you can access your CCB credit card account information online? MyCardStatement.com puts you in touch...24 hours a day, seven days a week. Just click on the link provided under the Financial Services Links located in the right column of our Home Page.

CCB 24-Hour Telephone Banking
(334) 427-0603 or 1-800-817-1789

News Story of the Day

Calif. boy who called 911 thanks dispatcher Updated Mar 11, 08:17 AM From Associated Press/AP Online NORWALK, Calif. - A 7-year-old boy who called 911 from a locked bathroom while armed robbers threatened his parents hugged and high-fived on Wednesday the sheriff's dispatcher who took his call. The boy, identified only as Carlos, told reporters at a news conference that he remained calm during the ordeal because his mother used to make him practice dialing 911 in case of emergencies. Carlos, sporting a Los Angeles County Sheriff's Dept. baseball cap, gave a hug to dispatcher Monique Patino, who called the boy "my little hero." Information provided by YellowBrix, Inc.

Sports Story of the Day

Baker leads Iditarod at halfway point Updated Mar 11, 09:19 AM From Associated Press/AP Online ANCHORAGE, Alaska - Satellite tracking shows three mushers have left Cripple, the halfway point in the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race. John Baker of Kotzebue has the early lead Thursday, followed by four-time champion Martin Buser of Big Lake and Bruce Linton of Kasilof. Six of the 71 teams that left Willow on Sunday have scratched. Information provided by YellowBrix, Inc.

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