• The Wilton Public & Gregg Free Library hosted a booth at TruckFest.
    The Wilton Public & Gregg Free Library hosted a booth at TruckFest. Credit: Courtesy
  • Residents explore a police car at TruckFest.
    Residents explore a police car at TruckFest. Credit: Courtesy
  • Children were excited to see a helicopter at TruckFest.
    Children were excited to see a helicopter at TruckFest. Credit: Courtesy
  • The Wilton Public & Gregg Free Library hosted a booth at TruckFest.
    The Wilton Public & Gregg Free Library hosted a booth at TruckFest. Credit: Courtesy
  • The Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office shows some of their vehicles to children.
    The Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office shows some of their vehicles to children. Credit: Courtesy
  • Wilton Interim Police Chief John Frechette and his dog Dora walk through TruckFest.
    Wilton Interim Police Chief John Frechette and his dog Dora walk through TruckFest. Credit: Courtesy
  • Relay For Life, a global fundraising walk for the American Cancer Society, hosted a booth at TruckFest.
    Relay For Life, a global fundraising walk for the American Cancer Society, hosted a booth at TruckFest. Credit: Courtesy
  • Excited residents watch a helicopter land on the school field.
    Excited residents watch a helicopter land on the school field. Credit: Courtesy

Wilton hosted the annual TruckFest, a chance for children and families to explore community vehicles like police cars, fire trucks, construction equipment and a helicopter, at the Wilton-Lyndeborough Cooperative Middle/High School on Sunday.

The event included Graham’s Lemonade & Cookies for a Cause, a stand to benefit Relay for Life, which helps to fund life-saving cancer research and patient programs.