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Each of the three Eighth District branches--located in Little Rock, Louisville and Memphis—maintains a board of directors, whose members provide input on area economic conditions. The branches provide services related to community affairs, economic education, research and monetary policy. In addition, the Memphis Branch coordinates the check processing and cash requirements of regional financial institutions.

	The Little Rock Branch covers the western two-thirds of Arkansas. Stephens Building 111 Center St., Suite 1000 Little Rock, AR 72201
	The Louisville Branch serves southern Indiana and western Kentucky. National City Tower 101 South Fifth St., Suite 1920 Louisville, KY 40202
	The Memphis Branch serves western Tennessee, eastern Arkansas and northern Mississippi. 200 North Main St. Memphis, TN 38103

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The St. Louis Fed plays a central role in helping the U.S. Treasury develop efficient products that make sense, and cents, for the public.

Read all about the overall relationship between the Fed and the Treasury, in the St. Louis Fed's 2004 annual report, Common Bonds: Why the partnership between the U.S. Treasury and the Federal Reserve is good for government, and for you.

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