OSHKOSH, Wis. (WFRV) - The Oshkosh Police Department is investigating several vandalism complaints at South Park in Oshkosh. According to a release, officers received information that several juveniles had damaged property in public restrooms by graffitiing the walls, floors, and fixtures. Fixing this damage is estimated to cost several thousands of dollars. Garage fire in Wisconsin causes $20,000 in damages; investigation ongoing The suspects were recorded on video surveillance cameras, and officers are working diligently to identify the individuals involved with the complaints. Video surveillance cameras are located throughout Oshkosh's parks and greatly assist with identifying those who break the law. Oshkosh Vandalism at City Park. (Oshkosh Police Department)Oshkosh Vandalism at City Park. (Oshkosh Police Department)Oshkosh Vandalism at City Park. (Oshkosh Police Department)Oshkosh Vandalism at City Park. (Oshkosh Police Department) "Parks are meant to enhance the quality of life for everyone in our community - a place where people can enjoy nature, relax, and create long-lasting memories," said Public Affairs Officer Kate Mann with the Oshkosh Police Department. "We strongly urge parents to remind children to respect property and that repairs to fix damaged items can be very costly." The Oshkosh Police Department asks the public to report any suspicious activity around the park. 25 children, adults on field trip to Wisconsin apple orchard injured after wagon rolls over "If you see something, say something," added Officer Mann. "By working together, we can help prevent damage to our part. Thank you for helping us keep our parks clean and damage-free so everyone can continue to have quality experiences there." Anyone with information regarding this incident is encouraged to contact the Oshkosh Police Department at (920) 236-5700.