Press Releases | First Citizens Community Bank

First Citizens Community Bank Customers Appreciate Banks Response to Pandemic

03/15/2021 | Employees, Accolades, Community

The COVID-19 pandemic took all banks, and their customers, by surprise. With branch closings, remote work, and the introduction of the Paycheck Protection Program, many banks struggled to provide the same level of service they did pre-pandemic. However, in a recent Rivel Banking Benchmark study, First Citizens' customers were given the opportunity to rate the bank's pandemic response in comparison to their competitors. The results? First Citizens Community Bank was ranked 5th in the state of Pennsylvania for the quality of their response to the COVID-19 pandemic!

Joseph Garrity Joins FCCB Wealth Advisors

03/11/2021 | Employees

FCCB Wealth Advisors located at First Citizens Community Bank (FCCB) recently expanded its team of Wealth Advisors with the addition of Joseph Garrity, who will serve the Delaware and Kennett Square, PA markets.

Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia Appoints Randall E. Black as Class A Director

01/19/2021 | Announcements

Randall E. Black, CEO & President of Citizens Financial Services, Inc. and First Citizens Community Bank, was recently named as a Class A Director of the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia.

Randall E. Black Named to Penn State Board of Trustees

01/12/2021 | Announcements

Randall E. Black, CEO & President of Citizens Financial Services, Inc. and First Citizens Community Bank, was recently named to the Penn State University Board of Trustees as a result of his ability to lead a successful financial services organization along with his dedication to the agricultural industry. As a Trustee, Black joins an elite team of professionals who are responsible for the government and welfare of the university.

First Citizens Provides Financial Support for Educational Organizations

01/11/2021 | Community

Of all the changes that came about during the pandemic, one of the biggest was how students across the country received their education. Now more than ever, the educational system needs extra support so they can pursue their mission - build a brighter future. So, with that spirit in mind, First Citizens Community Bank donated $325,000 to 48 educational enrichment programs across the state of Pennsylvania through the Educational Improvement Tax Credit (EITC) program.