First Interstate Bank

10/30/2026

Witch better have our candy. 🧙‍♀️🎃

Our Prairie City, IA branch stirred up a little Halloween magic as Whitney Leighton, Kesley Auer, and Chrissy Bedner arrived dressed as witches. Whether they were brewing potions or just tackling the day's to-do list, this trio proved that a pointy hat is always in style this time of year.

No black cats, flying monkeys, or mysterious spells were reported. Just a spell-binding costume theme that was wickedly good.



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10/30/2026

Some duos are simply iconic. 🎤📄🎃

Our Creston, IA branch chose a dynamic duo theme and delivered twice the costume awesomeness. Linda and Liz took us to Scranton as Dwight and Dave from The Office, while Katie and Maggie stepped into the boots of country music legends Kenny Rogers and Dolly Parton.

Whether you're quoting office memos or country classics, this crew proved that great pairs stand the test of time. Two themes, four costumes, and a whole lot of character made this one a perfect match.



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10/30/2026

Who let the dogs out? Actually, we know exactly who. 🐾🎃

Our Fort Collins JFK Branch turned Halloween into a tail-wagging good time with a 101 Dalmatians theme. Brandy, Ellie, and Madi formed the dalmatian squad, while Gage stole the scene as the fabulously infamous Cruella de Vil.

Fortunately, Cruella's fashion ambitions stopped at costumes, and every puppy made it through the day unscathed. We'd call that a pawsitive outcome.

With a theme this spot-on, it's no wonder this crew turned heads.



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10/30/2026

"Pour yourself a cup of ambition..." ☕🎃

Our Erie, CO branch clocked in as the unforgettable cast of 9 to 5, bringing a little workplace comedy and a lot of '80s nostalgia to Halloween. James Sites stepped into the role of Mr. Hart, while Emily Evans, Lana Hartman, and Maddie Silva channeled Violet Newstead, Judy Bernly, and Doralee Rhodes.

Fortunately, this crew kept the mischief to costumes only. Nobody was kidnapped, no coffee was tampered with, and all office supplies remained under proper supervision.

As Dolly Parton famously sang, it's all "workin' 9 to 5," but for one day, Halloween got top billing.



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10/30/2026

There's a snake in my boot... and a spork in the branch. 🤠🥔🍴🎃

Our Boulder, CO team took Halloween to infinity and beyond with a Toy Story theme featuring Woody, Mr. Potato Head, and everyone's favorite accidental toy, Forky.

Some costume ideas are born from years of planning. Others are thrown together with popsicle sticks and optimism. Either way, this crew proved you've got a friend in them.



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10/30/2026

Ready, set, costume. 🏁🎃

Our Hartford, SD branch cruised into Halloween as the Mario Kart gang, proving that some races are about more than crossing the finish line. Whether they came for the bragging rights or the candy, this crew looked ready to leave the competition in their dust.

Fortunately, there were no banana peels in the lobby and no one got hit with a last-minute blue shell on the way to the break room.



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10/30/2026

Waka waka waka. 👻🎃

Our Buffalo, WY branch powered up for Halloween with a classic arcade favorite. Josh took on the role of Pac-Man, while Emmie, Keva, Hallie, Lynne, Sam, and Kaitlynn made up the Ghost Gang.

We're all out of Power Pellets, but we've got plenty of candy. Thankfully, this crew spent more time posing for photos than chasing Pac-Man through the branch hallways.

Game over? Not yet. We'd give this theme a high score.



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10/30/2026

Turns out emotions make a pretty great costume theme. 😊😢😨🎃

Our Laurel, MT branch stepped into the world of Inside Out, with Emily as Fear, Ryleigh as Riley, Dawn as Joy, and Hannah as Sadness.

From joy to sadness and everything in between, this crew was feeling all the feels. Fortunately, Disgust and Anger must have taken the day off, leaving plenty of room for smiles, laughter, and a little Pixar-inspired nostalgia.

We'd say this theme hit us right in the core memories.



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10/30/2026

Neon dolphins, rainbow leopards, and enough bright colors to make a highlighter jealous. 🐬🌈🎃

Our Lakeside, MT branch took a trip back to the glorious world of Lisa Frank, where every folder was a masterpiece, every sticker was treasure, and subtlety was never part of the plan.

This crew understood the assignment: more color, more sparkle, more everything. The result? A Halloween theme that's pure nostalgia for anyone who ever decorated a Trapper Keeper, collected gel pens, or insisted their school supplies reflected their personality.

Let's just say this branch didn't color inside the lines. They replaced the whole crayon box.



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10/30/2026

The costumes in Helena Capitol, MT were truly out of this world. 👽🚀🎃

This crew launched Halloween into another galaxy with a space-themed lineup of aliens, astronauts, and celestial characters. Whether they arrived from a distant planet or mission control, they brought enough cosmic energy to put Halloween into orbit.

No telescope required. These costumes were easy to spot from light-years away, and we're pretty sure a few extraterrestrials have already filed applications for branch positions.



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06/30/2026

To our Idaho clients — thank you. 🧡

First Interstate was named to Forbes' 2026 list of America's Best-In-State Banks, ranking No. 3 in Idaho. The ranking, produced in partnership with Statista, reflects survey responses from 26,000 U.S. residents who shared what they value most in a bank: trust, customer service, digital tools, financial guidance, and transparent fees.

A recognition like this isn't about us — it's about the people who choose to bank with us and the team members who show up for them every day.

We're grateful to be part of the Idaho community.



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02/03/2026

Do you have a background in banking and enjoy working directly with people? We’re hiring a full-time Financial Services Representative at our Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, branch. Check it out! https://fib.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/FIBCareers/job/Coeur-DAlene-ID/Financial-Services-Representative-III_2025-14351

Benefits include paid time off, medical, dental, 401(k) with company match, life insurance, childcare assistance program, and more.

First Interstate Bank is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

02/13/2025

The Red & Blue Foundation held its inaugural Casino Royale Charity Gala last Saturday, which from our North Idaho Market attended. First Interstate has been a major supporter of the Red & Blue Foundation for the past eight years, with employees volunteering as board members.

The Gala raised $80,000 to support financial grants to Kootenai County first responders and their families who experience unforeseen catastrophic circumstances. The Foundation also provides $10,000 annually in scholarships to dependents of first responders.

Pictured from left to right in the back row are Darrell Raver, Jackie Daly, Heather Polombo, Carolyn Deitz, Ann Siebert, Kayli Contreras, Rhonda Seagraves, and Erik Lee. In the front row are Laney Sovereign, Tonya Myers, and Corrin Wallace.

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02/07/2025

Do you have a background in banking and enjoy working directly with people? We’re hiring a full-time Financial Services Representative at our Coeur d'Alene Sherman, Idaho, branch. Check it out:
https://fib.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/FIBCareers/job/Coeur-dAlene-ID/Financial-Services-Representative-I_2024-12247

Benefits include paid time off, medical, dental, 401(k) with company match, life insurance, childcare assistance program and more.

First Interstate Bank is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

12/18/2024

recently awarded $3,500 to Newby-ginnings of North Idaho to support its mission providing essential items, resources, and referrals to area active military, veterans, and Gold Star families. Thank you for the good work you do!

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11/14/2024

The numbers are alarming: Children born into rural communities are five times as likely to be killed in a car crash, more than six times as likely to be using incorrect child restraints (or no child restraints at all), and child passenger safety misuse rates in rural communities are as high as 91%. The good folks at Northwest Infant Survival and SIDS Alliance (NISSA) said that needs to change.

in Coeur d'Alene recently presented a $3,000 donation to NISSA to support its Rural Education Outreach (REO) Program. Serving communities throughout Idaho, REO travels to rural communities with its Buckle Up for Life Mobile Safety Lab and a slate of child passenger and infant sleep safety prevention education classes. means helping our communities develop and share resources that keep families safe, and First Interstate is proud to lend our strength.

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06/13/2024

Our Coeur d'Alene Sherman branch, located at 504 East Sherman Ave., will close early at 3:30 p.m. on Friday, June 14. We apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate your understanding. Take advantage of online and mobile banking by visiting www.firstinterstatebank.com, or visit our other Coeur d'Alene locations, 1260 West Riverstone Dr. and 435 West Hanley Ave.

08/28/2023

If you are passionate about customer service, we have the perfect job for you. We’re hiring a full-time Teller at our Coeur d'Alene Riverstone Drive branch. Apply today! https://fib.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/FIBCareers/job/Coeur-dAlene-ID/Teller-II_2023-09720

Benefits include paid time off, medical, dental, 401(k) with company match, life insurance, childcare assistance program and more.

Straight answers, human relationships, and no nonsense. It’s not a new way to bank, but it is the right way.

06/01/2023

Exciting news! We are remodeling our Coeur d'Alene Riverstone Drive branch beginning June 16, 2023. We will temporarily close this branch through mid-September 2023 and will provide updates on this page when available.

For questions, please contact 208-765-3619