Problem Solver.
Connector.
Banker.

That’s Miles.

In every community, there are people who seem to know everyone, know who to call, and know how to get things done. At Security State Bank in Scott City, that person is Miles Glunz.

Miles is an Assistant Vice President at Security State Bank, where he works with ag, commercial, and consumer lending. But his role often extends far beyond loan conversations.

Around the bank, Miles is known as the unofficial maintenance guy, the problem-solver, the connector, and the person who jumps in when something needs attention.

Need a plumber, electrician, HVAC technician, or someone who can help solve an issue? Chances are, Miles knows who to call.

Built on Relationships

That network did not happen by accident. Miles has spent years building relationships throughout Scott City, not just through his work at the bank, but through his involvement in the community. He serves on boards for local events like Catbackers and Tasting Booths, helps with Beefiesta, lends a hand on family and friends’ farms, and shows up wherever there is a need.

For Miles, that willingness to help comes naturally.

“I just want to make people happy and put them before myself,” Miles says. “That’s how I was raised here in Scott City.”

That same mindset shapes the way Miles works with customers at Security State Bank. Whether he is helping a farmer, a business owner, or a family financing a vehicle, Miles takes time to understand the situation, listen closely, and help find a practical path forward.

To him, lending is not just paperwork. It is about helping people solve problems, make decisions, and feel supported along the way.

Solving Problems, Serving People

At Security State Bank, Miles is part of a team that believes community banking should feel personal. The people who work here are neighbors, volunteers, problem-solvers, and familiar faces who care about the people they serve.

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Tristen Perry