Pennsylvania Cycling Association
Piscitello Law is honored to support and sponsor the Pennsylvania Cycling Association (PCA) which governs and promotes the development of bike racing in Pennsylvania. The PCA meets annually in the winter to discuss issues, regulations and goals for the cycling community. During the winter event, the PCA discussed the need for a Defibrillator to be present at PCA- sanctioned races in light of a tragic loss of a cyclist and friend of the cycling community, Frank Wigmore (Jan 2016). Piscitello Law offered to fund the Defibrillator in honor of Frank.
The PCA Event also serves as a chance to recognize and honor cyclists and cycling teams for their accomplishments in the previous year. The photo below is a sample of what happy cyclists look like after receiving an award at the PCA annual event! During the awards event, Joe Piscitello took the podium to recognize David Mitchel who has served as President of PCA for years and has been an outstanding advocate for the cycling community. His volunteer work as PCA President is basically a full- time job as he meticulously follows and records races, events and results. David Mitchel is also a team member of PA Masters, the race team founded by Joe Piscitello. Thanks for your service, Dave!

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