Wilton Emergency Services

Wilton Police Department

240 Danbury Road
834-6260
http://wiltonpolice.org/
The Wilton Police Department protects the town 24 hours a day, seven days a week, acting as first responder for all medical emergencies, patroling over 165 miles of roadway, and acting as the town's emergency 911 communications center. The department consists of 44 sworn officers, 2 full-time civilian communications dispatchers, and two part-time communications dispatchers, three civilian staff, and is augmented by 12 police explorer scouts.

The Police Chief is Michael Lombardo.

Wilton Fire Department
236 Danbury Road
834-6247
http://www.wiltonfire.org/
The department provides 24-hour fire, rescue, emergency medical aid and hazardous materials mitigation from two fire stations, the first at headquarters at 236 Danbury Road and Station No. 2 at 707 Ridgefield Road. Both are staffed with a minimum of two firefighter/EMTs at all times.

The Fire Chief is Paul Milositz.

Wilton Volunteer Ambulance Corps
234 Danbury Road
834-6245

www.wiltonambulance.org
A staff of 52 volunteers (more always needed) provide emergency ambulance service, with a paramedic on duty 24 hours a day. The group uses two fully-equipped ambulances and a paramedic flycar, and receives assistance from the Wilton Fire Department and the town. The service takes patients to Norwalk Hospital. Since 1994, Wilton and Weston have jointly provided paramedic coverage for both towns.