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Closings:

All Security First Bank and Insurance locations will be closed on Monday, June 19th in observance of Juneteenth. For access to your account, please use our Online and Mobile Banking, ATMs, and night drop boxes. Regular business hours will resume on Tuesday, June 20th.

Our Story

About Security First Bank

Security First Bank is a Nebraska-chartered, privately-held community bank with 26 branch locations and 12 insurance offices throughout Nebraska and southwest South Dakota. We provide community banking services from the farm and ranch towns in rural Nebraska to the hub cities of Lincoln and Rapid City. Each branch is managed locally, and our employees are part of the communities we serve. This gives us valuable, local perspective and a personal commitment to servicing your financial needs.

Security First strives to improve the lives of the families and business we serve with creative, high-quality financial services. We believe that attention to detail, flexible and innovative services and remarkable customer care are the pillars of successful community banking, and we’ve been committed to those standards since our founding in 1898.

To learn more, watch Welcome to Security First and learn our story:

Our Story

1898

Stockmen's National Bank founded in Rushville, Nebraska

1990

Acquired our Cozad, Nebraska branch

1993

Acquired our Overton, Nebraska branch

1994

Acquired our Martin, South Dakota branch

1996

Acquired our Hay Springs, Sidney, Crawford, and Harrison, Nebraska branches

1998

Began operating The Badlands Express, mobile bank branch

Acquired our Elwood, Nebraska branch

1999

Purchased our Lincoln, Nebraska branches

Changed our name from Stockmen's National Bank to Security First Bank

2001

Purchased our Cody, Merriman and Thedford, Nebraska branches

2004

Opened our Rapid City, South Dakota branches

2008

Acquired our Beatrice, Blue Springs, Cortland and Clatonia, Nebraska branches

2010

Acquired our Valentine, Nebraska branch

2013

Built our new Chadron, Nebraska branch