RedactedNarrative: On November 18, 2021 at approximately 1730 hours, an incident occurred at the Pink Shell Marina, located at 275 Estero Blvd, Ft. Myers Beach, FL, 33931. A vessel that was docked in slip had caught on fire and smoke could be seen by neighboring vessels pouring out of different compartments. The vessel was untied and pushed off the dock by neighboring vessel occupants to ensure no other vessels were caught by the flames. The fire was determined to be an electrical fire by the Fire Rescue team after they were able to put the flames out. There were no passengers on board, and no injuries reported by any involved parties. 
  After the fire was put out and the vessel was inspected by the response team, it was returned to the owners at the Bowditch Point public docks. The fire team informed the owners that the fire had started somewhere in the engine room and was an electrical fire. They were unsure where the initial fire had started, but believe that it had been burning low and for a long time before the first big clouds of smoke were seen by the neighboring vessels. 
  Owner stated that they had picked the vessel up from Olsen's Marine Services in Ft. Myers Beach earlier that day. He informed me that they only worked on the rudder, but for some reason the house energy bank was almost completely drained, so he connected to the shore power at Pink Shell Marina to recharge while they stepped out to West Marine; he was only gone for an hour and fifteen minutes. He insisted that the batteries were turned off when it was dropped off at the marine mechanic and that there is no history of electrical problems with the vessel.