As one of New Jersey's largest privately owned providers of wireless subscriber based services:

ACC designs and maintains a variety of broadcast facilities ranging from FM radio to high-powered UHF television broadcast stations.
Through our sister company, Direct Broadcast Service Inc. we provide point-to-point microwave video relay services to many U.S. and foreign broadcasters.

ACC has an on-going policy of monitoring its transmitting stations to insure their compliance with applicable standards.
We are sensitive to the public's perception of electromagnetic fields and have acquired a unique understanding of RF environmental topics related to state and federal measuring methods and standards governing electromagnetic waves.

ACC presently holds a variety of prestigious developmental station authorizations.
On an on-going basis, we report our findings and conclusions to the F.C.C. for their review in establishing wireless emission standards.

ACC forges ahead to develop new inroads required for more spectral efficient communication technologies.
Necessary for our success and that of the industry, ACC has earned the respect of federal agencies such as the Federal Communications Commission and the Federal Aviation Administration, both of which oversee regulatory issues steering our industry's future.

ACC is active in several nationally recognized industry associations, organizations, and groups. Our president is an active member of the Industrial Telecommunications Association (ITA), Site Owners and Managers Association (SOMA), Personal Communications Industry Association (PCIA), and the Council of Independent Communication Supplies (CCIS).

ACC is actively involved with many of the educational institutions throughout the state and has offered its technical expertise and knowledge.
Michael Schmidt, Founder and President, acts in an advisory capacity and works with institutions to create industry-related curriculums. He has also assisted in the placement of graduates and created a trust through Brookdale Community College Foundation to assist students who choose to enter the telecommunications industry.