For over 35 years, PMC Wireless has delivered trusted public safety radio systems, land mobile radio solutions, and mission-critical wireless communication systems that support first responders, public safety agencies, and enterprise organizations. Headquartered in Hazlet, New Jersey, PMC serves the Mid-Atlantic region, providing customized wireless infrastructure, including dispatch center technologies, in-building DAS, and P25 radio systems, backed by industry-leading customer service.
Our Legacy in Public Safety Radio & Wireless Communication Solutions
PMC Wireless (Philip M. Casciano Associates Inc.) — Experts in Public Safety Radio Systems Since 1988
PMC Wireless was originally founded as a land mobile radio sales organization, dedicated to delivering superior customer service to agencies in need of mission-critical communications. Over the years, the company evolved into a full-service provider of public safety radio systems, wireless communication solutions, and dispatch center technologies that serve first responders, public safety agencies, and critical infrastructure clients across the Mid-Atlantic region.
In 2001, Phil’s sons Mike and Bryan joined the business, officially taking full ownership in 2017. Under their leadership, PMC Wireless assembled a highly skilled management team that continues to grow the company’s reputation as a trusted expert in wireless communications for public safety.
Our 35-plus years of success come from staying laser-focused on the customer, hiring the most qualified people, and offering unmatched value to the market. We pride ourselves on delivering responsive, reliable service — and when you call our offices, you’ll always reach a real person, ready to assist with your public safety communication needs.
we continually enhance our best-in-class product offerings to meet the demands of the ever-evolving, technology-driven world
An extraordinary team is made up of extraordinary individuals. Looking to be a part of a team where the mission is all about helping others and keeping the public safe? Let’s connect, wirelessly of course.
