Wilton Town Hall

<p>The Wilton Town Hall is the town's main government building, defined by its large white columns. It was originally constructed by contractor Wales Lines deBussy in 1930 and a dedication ceremony was held on Valentine's Day in 1931, which featured a wide range of programs including Wilton's opera stars of the time, Mario Chamlee and his wife Ruth Miller.</p> <p>The Town Hall houses offices for the selectmen, town clerk, tax collector and treasurer and a vault for important town and land records, among other offices and documents.</p> <p>The Town Hall Annex abuts it and includes offices for planning and zoning, building, health, and public works departments.</p> <p>The Town Hall complex also houses the Basil Burt Animal Shelter, a road sand/salt storage facility, and the  Department of Public Works Garage.</p>