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Serving the Hudson Valley since 1960
P25 Public Safety Radios
When every second matters, communication keeps everyone informed, updated and safe. Every feature is designed for durability, intuitive operation and clear audio.
Overview
Developed by APCO, Project 25 (P25) is the suite of standards for North American digital radio used by federal, state and local public safety organizations, first responders and utilities, enabling interoperable multi-agency communication in an emergency.
NYCOMCO supplies and services P25 radios from the three leading manufacturers, so your agency can choose the right fit for its users and budget.
What we offer
Best-in-class audio and intuitive operation for sirens, engines and loud equipment, with multiple channels, vehicle console integration and encryption.
An IP-based P25 network with proven interoperability, and XL radios that converge LTE and P25 with FirstNet® capabilities.
Viking P25 software with KENWOOD hardware quality, used worldwide by police, fire, paramedics and homeland security.
Manufacturer partners
Who uses it
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Motorola and Zetron consoles, Eventide recorders and 24/7 Concept Seating.
Lightbars, sirens, consoles and radios installed by our HVPSL division.
Good to know
Straight answers from the NYCOMCO team. Have another question? Call 1-800-NYCOMCO and talk to a specialist.
Project 25 is a suite of standards developed by APCO for North American digital radio, allowing interoperable multi-agency communication for public safety and utilities.
L3Harris XL converged radios provide access to FirstNet capabilities over the nationwide public safety broadband network.
Yes. Our certified technicians program, install, repair and maintain P25 radios.
Tell us how your team works. A NYCOMCO specialist will recommend the radios, coverage and support that fit your operation and budget, with no obligation.
Serving Dutchess, Ulster, Orange, Putnam, Columbia and Westchester counties.