A $10,000 reward is being offered for information leading to the conviction of those responsible for a fire that took place at Mount Vernon Mills in Trion, Georgia, in October and took first responders more than a day to extinguish.

Last week, Trion Fire Chief Justin Lowe made a public statement asking for information regarding the fire.  The fire chief says that he has been working alongside state officials to attempt to determine the cause of the fire that had over 100 firefighters from Georgia, Alabama and Tennessee on the scene on October 3oth of this year.

While no official details have been released about the fire, the reward is being offered by Georgia Arson Control.

“Anybody with any information, we want that information. No matter how big or small you think it is, it is not a waste of time for us to check anything out,” Lowe told the Chattanooga Times Free Press on Friday.  Lowe said, “We are taking this very seriously and plan to investigate every lead we get. Every single one.”