Some structures at Sleeping Giant State Park in Hamden have been defaced and park association officials said clean-up is expected to cost thousands of dollars.
Officials said the park has seen a recent uptick in severe and extensive defacement of structures in the quarry. The structures are of historical importance, they added.
At this time, clean-up is expected to cost thousands of dollars.
According to the park association, photos of two men who were caught in the most recent act have been turned over to park security.
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Defacing historic buildings such as those at Sleeping Giant State Park is considered a felony, the park association said. In addition to a fine, any perpetrators will be charged the cost of cleanup, they added.
Anyone who sees something is urged to say something by calling park security at (860) 424-3333.
