Iowa State Bank contributed $10,000 to support the Ruthven Fire Department's construction of a new fire station, helping strengthen emergency services and invest in the future of the community.

The new fire station will provide the Ruthven Fire Department with modern facilities designed to support firefighters and help protect our community. Iowa State Bank's contribution reflects the bank's long-standing commitment to projects that improve the quality of life in the communities it serves.

"We are proud to support the Ruthven Fire Department and this important community project," said Larry Conlon, Executive Vice President, Branch Manager in Ruthven. "We appreciate the dedication of our local firefighters. Investing in a new fire station is a commitment to the safety and well-being of everyone in our community."

Iowa State Bank has a long-standing tradition of supporting initiatives that make local communities stronger. The bank annually contributes over $100,000 in local contributions to health, education, and recreation activities that help make the community a better place to live.

Established in 1928, Iowa State Bank helps people succeed with offices in Algona, Corwith, Ruthven and Wesley.