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Federal Home Loan Bank of Dallas Community Support Program Federal Home Loan Bank of Dallas Community Support Program The following members are required to submit a Community Support Statement to the Federal Housing Finance Agency by October 29, 2021. Member City State Southern Bancorp Bank Arkadelphia AR First National Banking Company Ash Flat AR RiverWind Bank Augusta AR First Community Bank Batesville AR The Citizens Bank Batesville AR The First National Bank of North Arkansas Berryville AR Farmers Bank & Trust Company Blytheville AR First Western Bank Booneville AR FNB of Izard County Calico Rock AR Bank of Cave City Cave City AR Centennial Bank Conway AR Chambers Bank Danville AR Arkansas County Bank De Witt AR Bank of Delight Delight AR First State Bank of De Queen Dequeen AR Merchants and Farmers Bank Dumas AR First Financial Bank El Dorado AR Bank of England England AR Bank of Eureka Springs Eureka Springs AR Arvest Bank Fayetteville AR Priority Bank Fayetteville AR Signature Bank of Arkansas Fayetteville AR FBT Bank & Mortgage Fordyce AR Armor Bank Forrest City AR The FNB of Fort Smith Fort Smith AR Bank of Gravette Gravett AR Anstaff Bank Green Forest AR First Service Bank Greenbrier AR Partners Bank Helena AR Horatio State Bank Horatio AR Today's Bank Huntsville AR First Arkansas Bank & Trust Jacksonville AR Arkansas Federal Credit Union Jacksonville AR Bank of Lake Village Lake Village AR Bank of Little Rock Little Rock AR Bank OZK Little Rock AR Eagle Bank & Trust Company Little Rock AR Encore Bank Little Rock AR ManhattanLife Assurance Company of America Little Rock AR USAble Mutual Insurance Company Little Rock AR Central Bank Little Rock AR First State Bank Lonoke AR Farmers Bank & Trust Co. Magnolia AR The Peoples Bank Magnolia AR Malvern National Bank Malvern AR Premier Bank of Arkansas Marion AR First Natural State Bank McGehee AR McGehee Bank McGehee AR Union Bank of Mena Mena AR COMMERCIAL BANK & TRUST CO. Monticello AR Union Bank & Trust Company Monticello AR Petit Jean State Bank Morrilton AR Stone Bank Mountain View AR Diamond State Bank Murfreesboro AR Merchants & Planters Bank Newport AR First National Bank Paragould AR First National Bank At Paris Paris AR Piggott State Bank Piggott AR Relyance Bank Pine Bluff AR Simmons Bank Pine Bluff AR Riverbank Pocahontas AR Home Bank of Arkansas Portland AR Gateway Bank Rison AR Generations Bank Rogers AR First State Bank Russellville AR Bank of Salem Salem AR First Security Bank Searcy AR Riverside Bank Sparkman AR United Bank Springdale AR Legacy National Bank Springdale AR Bodcaw Bank Stamps AR Connect Bank Star City AR Security Bank Stephens AR The Farmers & Merchants Bank Stuttgart AR Citizens Bank & Trust Company Van Buren AR First National Bank of Lawrence County Walnut Ridge AR 2 First State Bank of Warren Warren AR Warren Bank & Trust Company Warren AR Evolve Bank & Trust West Memphis AR Fidelity Bank West Memphis AR Cross County Bank Wynne AR Heritage Life Insurance Company Scottsdale AZ National Western Life Insurance Company Centennial CO CICA Life Insurance Company of America Denver CO Lakeside Bank Lake Charles LA Abbeville Building & Loan Abbeville LA Bank of Abbeville & Trust Company Abbeville LA Red River Bank Alexandria LA First National Bank, Bienville Parish Arcadia LA Basile State Bank Basile LA b1 Bank Baton Rouge LA Campus Federal Credit Union Baton Rouge LA EFCU Financial Federal Credit Union Baton Rouge LA First National Banker's Bank Baton Rouge LA La Capitol Federal Credit Union Baton Rouge LA Louisiana Health Service and Indemnity Company Baton Rouge LA Neighbors Baton Rouge LA Baton Rouge Telco Credit Union Baton Rouge LA Investar Bank Baton Rouge LA Pelican State Credit Union Baton Rouge LA Mississippi River Bank Belle Chasse LA Citizens Savings Bank Bogalusa LA Barksdale Federal Credit Union Bossier City LA Citizens National Bk. of Bossier City Bossier City LA FIRST NATIONAL BANK USA Boutte LA Farmers-Merchants Bank &Trust Company Breaux Bridge LA Peoples Bank Chatham LA Origin Bank Choudrant LA Feliciana Bank & Trust Company Clinton LA Landmark Bank Clinton LA Colfax Banking Company Colfax LA Caldwell Bank & Trust Columbia LA Homeland Federal Savings Bank Columbia LA The Cottonport Bank Cottonport LA Bank of Coushatta Coushatta LA American Bank & Trust Company Covington LA Resource Bank Covington LA St. Tammany Homestead Assn Covington LA 3 Citizens Bank & Trust Company Covington LA First National Bank of Louisiana Crowley LA Commercial Capital Bank Delhi LA Guaranty Bank & Trust Company of Delhi Delhi LA Beauregard Federal Savings Deridder LA First National Bank in DeRidder DeRidder LA Security Plan Life Insurance Company Donaldsonville LA Gibsland Bank & Trust Company Gibsland LA State Bank &Trust Company Golden Meadow LA Total Choice Federal Credit Union Hahnville LA First Guaranty Bank Hammond LA OnPath Federal Credit Union Harahan LA Synergy Bank Houma LA First National Bank of Jeanerette Jeanerette LA JD Bank Jennings LA The Bank Jennings LA Jonesboro State Bank Jonesboro LA CLB The Community Bank Jonesville LA Southern Heritage Bank Jonesville LA Vermilion Bank & Trust Company Kaplan LA Home Bank, National Association Lafayette LA CSE Federal Credit Union Lake Charles LA First Federal Bank of Louisiana Lake Charles LA Louisiana Federal Credit Union LaPlace LA South Lafourche Bank & Trust Company Larose LA Merchants & Farmers B&T Company Leesville LA Community Bank of Louisiana Mansfield LA Progressive National Bank of Desoto Parish Mansfield LA Sabine State B&T Company Many LA Marion State Bank Marion LA Greater New Orleans Federal Credit Union Metairie LA Louisiana Corporate Credit Union Metairie LA Metairie Bank and Trust Company Metairie LA Mutual Savings and Loan Association Metairie LA Xplore Federal Credit Union Metairie LA Jefferson Financial Federal Credit Union Metairie LA Progressive Bank Monroe LA M C Bank & Trust Company Morgan City LA BOM Bank Natchitoches LA City Bank & Trust Co. Natchitoches LA Exchange Bank & Trust Company Natchitoches LA Community First Bank New Iberia LA 4 Crescent Bank & Trust New Orleans LA Eureka Homestead New Orleans LA Fidelity Homestead Savings Bank New Orleans LA Fifth District Savings Bank New Orleans LA First Bank & Trust New Orleans LA Gulf Coast Bank & Trust Co New Orleans LA Hibernia Bank New Orleans LA Liberty Bank and Trust Co. New Orleans LA Pan-American Life Insurance Company New Orleans LA Guaranty Bank & Trust Co. New Roads LA Peoples Bank and Trust Company New Roads LA Tensas State Bank Newellton LA West Carroll Community Bank Oak Grove LA Bank of Oak Ridge Oak Ridge LA St. Landry Homestead Federal Savings Bank Opelousas LA American Bank & Trust Company Opelousas LA Patterson State Bank Patterson LA Anthem Bank & Trust Plaquemine LA Citizens Bank & Trust Company Plaquemine LA Essential Federal Credit Union Plaquemine LA Plaquemine Bank & Trust Co. Plaquemine LA United Community Bank Raceland LA Rayne B & La Rayne LA Rayne State Bank & Trust Co. Rayne LA Century Next Bank Ruston LA Aneca Federal Credit Union Shreveport LA Home Federal Bank Shreveport LA Kilpatrick Life Insurance Company Shreveport LA Sicily Island State Bank Sicily Island LA Simmesport State Bank Simmesport LA Carter Federal Credit Union Springhill LA Bank of St. Francisville St. Francisville LA Cross Keys Bank St. Joseph LA Bank of Sunset & Trust Co. Sunset LA First American Bank & Trust Vacherie LA Concordia Bank & Trust Co. Vidalia LA Louisiana Delta Bank Vidalia LA Evangeline Bank & Trust Ville Platte LA Citizens Bank & Trust Company Vivian LA Washington State Bank Washington LA Centric Federal Credit Union West Monroe LA The Bank of Commerce White Castle LA 5 Bank of Winnfield & Trust Co. Winnfield LA Citizens Progressive Bank Winnsboro LA Franklin State Bank & Trust Company Winnsboro LA Winnsboro State Bank & Trust Company Winnsboro LA Bank of Zachary Zachary LA First FS & LA Aberdeen MS Amory FS & LA Amory MS Bank of Anguilla Anguilla MS Farmers & Merchants Bank Baldwyn MS First Security Bank Batesville MS Magnolia State Bank Bay Springs MS BankPlus Belzoni MS Guaranty Bank & Trust Company Belzoni MS Keesler Federal Credit Union Biloxi MS The Peoples Bank Biloxi MS Bank of Brookhaven Brookhaven MS First National Bank of Clarksdale Clarksdale MS The Cleveland State Bank Cleveland MS Citizens Bank Columbia MS First Southern Bank Columbia MS Commerce Bank Corinth MS Commercial Bank Dekalb MS Bank of Forest Forest MS Community Bank of Mississippi Forest MS Jefferson Bank Greenville MS Bank of Commerce Greenwood MS Gulf Coast Community Federal Credit Union Gulfport MS Hancock Whitney Bank Gulfport MS Grand Bank for Savings,FSB Hattiesburg MS The First, A National Banking Association Hattiesburg MS COPIAH BANK, N.A. Hazlehurst MS Bank of Holly Springs Holly Springs MS Merchants & Farmers Bank Holly Springs MS First State Bank Holly Springs MS Planters Bank & Trust Co. Indianola MS First American National Bank Iuka MS AmFirst Insurance Company Jackson MS First Commercial Bank Jackson MS Southern Farm Bureau Life Insurance Company Jackson MS Trustmark National Bank Jackson MS Hope Federal Credit Union Jackson MS Bank of Kilmichael Kilmichael MS 6 Holmes County Bank & Trust Company Lexington MS Century Bank Lucedale MS BankFirst Financial Services Macon MS PriorityOne Bank Magee MS OMNIBANK Mantee MS Citizens Bank & Trust Company Marks MS First Bank McComb MS Pike National Bank McComb MS Bank of Franklin Meadville MS Peoples Bank Mendenhall MS Great Southern Bank Meridian MS Citizens National Bank of Meridian Meridian MS Ferguson Federal Credit Union Monticello
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