Riverton Bank1700 N. Federal Blvd.Riverton, WY 82501

307-857-9000

Finance O�ce302 E. Main St.

Riverton, WY 82501307-857-9200

Lander Bank685 W. Main St.

Lander, WY 82520307-335-7233

Security CornerAt Wyoming Community Bank, we go to great lengths to ensure that your personal information is safe and secure. Do you take the necessary steps to secure your personal information at home, at work, and on your mobile devices? If not, you could be putting yourself at risk to be the victim of identity theft.

Wyoming Community Bank is now o�ering identity theft protection and restoration services to help you monitor and manage your credit and protect your identity. For less than $10.00 per month, you can monitor all three credit bureaus and have the assur-ance that if your identity is stolen, professional credit investigators will work on your behalf until all identity theft issues have been veri�ably resolved. Contact us today to �nd out more.

Scott Estep was born and raised in LaJunta, Colorado. After High School he worked with his uncle in Hayes, South Dakota on a large dryland wheat farm. After several years of high interest rates and drought, Scott resumed his college education and went on to earn a degree in Agricultural Business from Colorado State University in 1985. He then moved to Wyoming to begin his banking career 31 years ago in Big Piney. Scott contin-ued banking in several communities around Wyoming including: Saratoga, Sheridan, and Wheatland. In 2005 he was very excited to join Wyoming National Bank, a growing local commu-nity bank in Lander. Scott states this was a exciting change: “To provide local decisions and to focus on community success.” Scott has been married to Donna Estep for 35 years. �ey have three daughters, currently at UW, CWC and Lander Middle School.

Scott Estep was appointed President of Wyoming Community Bank upon the retirement of founder Kent Shurtle� in 2014. Scott also states “Wyoming Com-munity Bank will grow as Fremont County grows. We have a very profes-sional, experienced sta� that is solely here to insure our customers are treated fairly and straightforward. It’s an honor and pleasure to be a part of Wyoming Community Bank.”

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Mobile Banking & Deposits Did you know that you can access your bank account from your smart phone or tablet? Wyoming Community Bank’s mobile banking application allows you to deposit checks, transfer funds, and check balances with your mobile device.

Don’t have time to make a trip to the bank? Download our mobile banking app and deposit checks with your mobile device within minutes. Save a trip to the bank and deposit checks from the comfort of your own home. Our mobile banking app is available on Apple and Android devices.

Search for “Wyoming Community Bank” in the Apple App store or Google Play store to download and begin using the mobile banking app today!

> Event CalendarWyoming Community Bank is proud to be a sponsor of Fremont County Museum’s Speaker Series.

�e Speaker Series schedule and details are listed on the back page.

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Your new chip card is coming soon!If you’re a Wyoming Community Bank customer, you will be receiv-ing new EMV enabled debit cards in mid-June. Your current debit card will continue to work until June 20, 2016, so make sure to check your mail and activate your new card right away. �e new EMV cards will give you enhanced security to protect against fraud and will be treated di�erently at EMV enabled merchants and ATMs.

What is a chip enabled card (EMV)?Chip cards make in-person transactions more secure. Every transac-tion that uses the chip includes a one-time code. �is prevents stolen data from being fraudulently used to make a counterfeit card.

To make a purchase or ATM withdrawal with your new card:1. Insert the chip portion of the card into the reader or ATM with the chip facing up.2. Leave your card in the reader or ATM.3. Follow the prompts on the screen.4. Remember to take your card after your transaction is �nished.

Not all merchants and ATMs will have a chip enabled reader. No problem. Swipe your card.

Speaker Series Schedule

�e Discovery Speaker Series, put on by the Fremont County Museum, is your opportunity to have a more in depth look into where we came from and where we may be going, exploring historic and contemporary themes. Lander Pioneer Museum

May 26, 2016, 7:00 pm - Richard Maturi, “Will & Betty Rogers talk” (humanities council program)

June 16, 2016, 7:00 pm - John Finley, "Scottish settlers in the Upper Wind River"

Riverton Museum

April 23, 2016, 3:00 pm - Robert Martinez, "Historical Imagery, Myths and Stories of the West and Arapaho Culture"

May 21, 2016, 3:00 pm - Dave Wilson, "�e History of the Boysen Dam"

June 18, 2016, 3:00 pm - Marcel Kornfeld, "Hell Gap: And it's Importance to Paleoindian Studies"

Dubois Museum: Wind River Historical Center

May 5, 2016, 7:00 pm - Johanna �ompson, “Geology of the Dubois Area Part I”

May 12, 2016, 7:00 pm-Johanna �ompson, “Geology of the Dubois Area Part II”

June 9, 2016, 7:00 pm - Wyoming Game & Fish, “Bear Safety 101”