WASHINGTON — Troopers from the Vermont State Police – Berlin Barracks are investigating an act of vandalism at a Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) facility after significant damage was reported.
Authorities were notified of the incident at the FAA building located at 784 Cyr Hts. in the Town of Washington.
The destruction has caused a considerable interruption to the equipment’s functionality, which is critical for aviation operations.
The vandalism is believed to have taken place sometime between June 27 and July 2.
The extent of the damage has prompted an active and ongoing investigation.
As of now, the perpetrators remain unidentified, and no arrests have been made.
The FAA, which operates numerous facilities across the country to ensure safe and efficient air travel, is working to restore operations to normal as quickly as possible.
State police are urging anyone who may have information regarding this act of unlawful mischief to come forward.
Trooper Mae Murdock of the Berlin Barracks can be reached at (802) 229-9191 for any insights into the crime.
Anonymous tips are also welcomed and can be submitted online at the Vermont State Police’s official website.
The Vermont State Police and federal authorities are considering potential pending federal charges as the investigation unfolds.
The collaborative effort aims to hold the responsible parties accountable and prevent future disruptions to critical aviation infrastructure.
