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"A lot of our projects involve assisting local landowners with fire recovery and reforestation," says Michael Hall, district manager with the Feather River RCD. "There are a lot of seasonally based ups and downs in terms of expenses and cash flow. Having a bank and staff who understand these needs helps us worry more about restoration work on the ground." Our sincere thanks to the Feather River Resource Conservation District for choosing Plumas Bank to be your financial partner. And check out their crew performing restoration work after the Dixie Fire, which is essential to helping Plumas County become more resistant to wildfires. Plumas Bank - Member FDIC and Equal Housing Lender

Do you know how to stay cybersecure? It's October 1, which means it's #CybersecurityAwarenessMonth. Stay tuned all month long as we bring you articles and insights about key cybersecurity initiatives, including how to: ? avoid phishing ? use strong passwords ? turn on multi-factor authorization ? update your software Visit our Cybersecurity page for more information: https://trst.in/baY5Mn #SecureOurWorld

Did you know September is #NationalCollegeSavingsMonth? Today, join us in celebrating Sawyer Thompson — the son of Marcy Thompson from our Truckee Branch. ?? Sawyer graduated Summa Cum Laude last year from San Diego State University and Webers School of Honors as a computer science major. ?? If you're interested in one of our tax advantage accounts, including attractive Education IRAs that are FDIC insured, feature no annual or start-up fees, and balances may be transferred to a sibling’s Education IRA, learn more: https://lnkd.in/gka8jH2p Member FDIC

"Community banking plays an important role in fueling the local economy, according to Andrew J. Ryback, president and CEO of Plumas Bank." Learn more about how using community banks is "just like shopping locally" in this article from The Plumas Sun. #CommunityBank #SupportLocal #Community #Nevada #California https://lnkd.in/gNvNvKrb

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Shout out to clients Piper Stremmel and Chris Reilly, co-owners of @BestBetMotorLodge and @RenoSaunaClub (on lodge premises), for being featured in Food and Wine magazine. Thank you for investing in our Reno community. Way to go! Read the whole Food and Wine article about Reno's mighty food scene. https://trst.in/hADFiw

Congratulations to Yuba City Business Advisor/Branch Manager Mandy Jones - thank you for 15 years of service to your community and for being a shining example to your team. Plumas Bank is so lucky to have you on our team!

Your friends at Plumas Bank are here to remind you: Don’t take the bait on phishing scams. Always think before you click - if something sounds too good to be true or a little phishy - it probably is! The Federal trade Commission shares some good advice. Read on. https://trst.in/dDgkkw

Today, we honor the memory of those who lost their lives on September 11, 2001. We also express our gratitude to the first responders and everyday heroes who showed incredible bravery that day.? Let us always remember the strength and unity that emerged from that tragic day.??

Have you ever received a text that looks like it’s from your boss, asking you to quickly confirm something? It feels legitimate, but it’s actually a scam!? ?? You might get a message like this:? “Hi [Your Name]. Let me know if you get my message. Thanks, [Your Boss’s Name].”? The goal here is to get you to answer and eventually perform a task, like buying gift cards or transferring money. They use personal details to make the message seem credible, but it’s all a trick.? Here’s how you can stay protected:? ?? Don’t trust texts from unknown numbers. Save your boss’s contact details, and always verify random messages with your boss.? ?? Be cautious if you’re asked to promptly buy gift cards or handle money, especially if this is unusual for your boss.? ?? If you are suspicious about the message, don’t reply. Responding can confirm your number is active, so it’s best to block the number. Read our blog and learn more about phishing scams. https://trst.in/qVkBnb