Authorities in Williamson, West Virginia, are seeking the public's assistance in identifying and locating the individual or individuals responsible for vandalizing a critical floodwall. The incident occurred along First Avenue in the city, where the structure was found spray-painted. City officials and the Williamson Police Department have determined that the vandalism took place sometime between late Wednesday night and early Thursday morning of the current week. To encourage the apprehension of the perpetrator, the city has announced a reward of $1,000 for information leading to both the arrest and subsequent conviction of the responsible party. This financial incentive underscores the seriousness with which local authorities view the damage, which not only defaces public property but potentially compromises the integrity of the flood protection infrastructure. Residents and community members who may have witnessed suspicious activity in the area during the specified timeframe or who possess any relevant information are strongly urged to come forward. The Williamson City Hall and the Williamson Police Department have established dedicated lines for tips. Individuals with information can contact Williamson City Hall directly at 304-235-1510 or reach the Williamson Police Department at 304-235-2570. Law enforcement emphasizes that any detail, no matter how minor it may seem, could be crucial in piecing together the events of that night and identifying the suspect. The investigation remains active, and police are actively reviewing evidence and following up on leads. The community is asked to remain vigilant and to report any unusual behavior or persons of interest in the vicinity of First Avenue. This appeal for public cooperation is part of a broader effort to ensure the safety and security of Williamson's infrastructure and to hold those responsible for the vandalism accountable under the law.