First Federal Savings Bank: branch locations

First Federal Savings Bank is an FDIC-insured bank with 10 branches in 2 states in our list. Its main office address in the FDIC records is 5001 Davis Lant Dr, Evansville, IN 47715.

Contact details

Main office5001 Davis Lant Dr, Evansville, IN 47715
Official websitewww.firstfedsavings.bank
FDIC certificate29056

The website address is the one the bank reported to the FDIC. Phone numbers are not part of the FDIC data, so use the number on your card or the bank’s own website.

Where First Federal Savings Bank has branches

StateBranches
Indiana9
Kentucky1

All First Federal Savings Bank branches

Showing 10 of 10

CityStateBranchAddressZIPMap
Evansville IN 11201 Upper Mt. Vernon Road Branch 11201 Upper Mt. Vernon Road 47712 Map
Evansville IN Franklin Street Branch 2200 W Franklin St 47712 Map
Evansville IN First Avenue Branch 4451 1st Ave 47710 Map
Evansville IN Bellemeade Avenue Branch 4601 Bellemeade Ave 47714 Map
Evansville IN University Branch 4615 University Dr 47712 Map
Evansville IN First Federal Savings Bank (main office) 5001 Davis Lant Dr 47715 Map
Newburgh IN Newburgh Branch 8388 Bell Oaks Dr 47630 Map
Petersburg IN Petersburg Branch 501 E Main St 47567 Map
Washington IN Washington Branch 200 E Van Trees St 47501 Map
Henderson KY Henderson Branch 2555 Us 41 N 42420 Map

Source: FDIC BankFind Suite, retrieved 2026-09-20. This site is independent and is not affiliated with First Federal Savings Bank. Confirm branch details with the bank.

Frequently asked questions

How many branches does First Federal Savings Bank have?

Our list has 10 branches of First Federal Savings Bank, in Indiana (9) and Kentucky (1). The number changes as branches open and close.

Where is First Federal Savings Bank headquartered?

The FDIC lists the main office at 5001 Davis Lant Dr, Evansville, IN 47715.

Is First Federal Savings Bank FDIC-insured?

According to the FDIC BankFind data, First Federal Savings Bank is an active FDIC-insured institution (certificate number 29056). Confirm any bank you plan to use in the FDIC’s BankFind tool.