Important Notices

2009 & 2010 Holiday Schedule

* denotes non-standard holiday

Date of Holiday Observed Name of Holiday Day of Week
November 11, 2009 Veteran's Day Wednesday
November 26, 2009 Thanksgiving Day Thursday
*November 27, 2009 *Day after Thanksgiving *Friday
December 24, 2009 *Christmas Eve *Thursday
December 25, 2009 Christmas Day Friday

Date of Holiday Observed Name of Holiday Day of Week
January 1, 2010 New Year's Day Friday
January 18, 2010 Martin Luther King Day Monday
February 15, 2010 President's Day Monday
April 2, 2010 Good Friday @2:00pm Friday
May 31, 2010 Memorial Day Monday
July 5, 2010 Independence Day (Observed) Monday
September 6, 2010 Labor Day Monday
October 11, 2010 Columbus Day Monday
November 11, 2010 Veterans Day Thursday
November 25, 2010 Thanksgiving Day Thursday
*November 26, 2010 *Day after Thanksgiving *Friday
*December 24, 2010 *Christmas Eve *Friday
December 25, 2010 Christmas Day Saturday

Security through Email?

  • E-mail is anything but private. Any e-mail sent outside of your building has the potential of being intercepted. Unless your organization operates its own e-mail server, e-mail to the desk across the lobby is at risk.
  • E-mail is much more like a post card than a sealed envelope. Malicious people can read messages, even modify and resend them.
  • E-mail messages and unencrypted attachments should never contain information that can cause a breach of privacy statutes.
  • Social Security and Account numbers should never be included in email.
  • Login and password information should always be furnished (to an employee or customer) via telephone, not e-mail.
  • Today's business, however, demands that information be exchanged. When it is necessary to send a file containing Account Numbers, Social Security Numbers, or other identifying information, it is suggested that protective software, like the latest version of WinZip, be used to protect the file. This software has the ability to encrypt files using the AES256 standard, which is state of the art in encryption technology. The recipient of the file should be notified of the key used to encrypt the file for decryption. The key should be furnished via telephone.

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Electronic Federal Treasury Payment Service (EFTPS)

With the ongoing government changes and regulations, you might want to consider enrolling in EFTPS. Business customers are currently required to use the system if:

        • Their total deposits of depository taxes in 2008 were more than $200,000 or
        • They were required to use EFTPS in 2009 or any prior year.

The U. S. Treasury is encouraging the migration to this method of tax payments. The Treasury is equipped to offer benefits such as:

        1. Security: There a 3 authenticatoins required to access customer accounts.
        2. Convenience: It is available via the Internet or phone 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

    For more information or to enroll in EFTPS, call 1-800-555-4477 or visit their website at www.eftps.gov.