Members of the Wilton Police Department will be giving tours of the police station on November 5th so residents can see the overcrowded facility.  The Wilton Bulletin reports that the building was constructed in 1974 for 25 male department.  There are now 44 male and female officers and 4 civilians working out of the police station.  The facility also doesn't have smoke alarms or sprinklers, there's no public restroom, the lower level is not handicap accessible and the indoor shooting range is unusable because it does not meet OSHA standards.  A 2016 study determined that the existing building should be renovated and added on to, or a new station with more space should be built.  The tour on November 5th is 9am to 1pm.