RedactedNarrative: INITIAL CALL: On 08-11-2016 I was dispatched to Waheap Boat Rentals, which is within the boundaries of Glen Canyon NRA for a minor boat accident with no injuries,
  
  ON SCENE: I arrived and was only able to locate a ski boat with similar registration numbers to the numbers that I received from dispatch. The ski boat was parked in the courtesy docks near the boat rental building.
  
  INVESTIGATING INTERVIEW:
  Upon looking over the boat I noticed an approximately 3 foot long black scuff mark with some fiberglass damage on the bow, port side. I also noticed a scuff mark where the clear coating on the boat was freshly rubbed off on the stern of the boat, starboard side. As I was looking over the boat an individual boarded and began untying the boat. I asked him if the boat had been in an accident that was just called in and he said yes. I asked if the scuff marks were from the damage he stated he thought so. 
  
  V2 SUBJECT stated the boat was a rental from SKYLITE RENTALS. He stated he had his rental agreement but not the registration for the boat. V2 SUBJECT stated the boat was tied to the stern of the house boat that he was renting. He and his family were at the front of the house boat or on the dock. V2 SUBJECT stated that they heard a crash and looked around to see another house boat pulling away from the ski boat. V2 SUBJECT stated that they were docked in one of the slips on the north east side of the houseboat loading and unloading dock.
  
  I spoke with Aramark staff and they stated that they had an Aramark employee that was involved in a boat accident while he was driving Aramark houseboat #S-53. Aramark staff stated that there was no damage done to either of the houseboats. Aramark also gave me copies of the registration for their houseboat S-53 and the Skylite ski boat. I spoke with OPERATOR1 whom stated that he was backing S-53 out of a slip and noticed that the steering was lose. He was able to back out and started to go forward. He stated that between the steering and the wind he was having trouble keeping the boat in a straight line. He stated that the stern of his boat hit the front of the ski boat.
  
  At a later date I spoke with a representative from Skylite Boat Rentals to confirm that his boat was involved in an accident. He stated that it was and informed me of the extent of the damage. I went to SKYLITE on 08-19-2016 and photographed the damage that I saw the day of the accident and the damage claimed by Skylite. Skylite states that black scuff mark and fiberglass damage on the bow, port side, was caused by the accident and that the hull underneath it had separated. The representative also showed me the scuff mark on the stern, starboard side, which I noticed the day of the accident. He stated that the windshield gaskets had popped.
  
  CONCLUSION:
  Skylite stated that he had an agreement with Aramark to fix the ski boat. 
  
  No damage was done to the house boats. The only damage was to the skylight ski boat. I would estimate the damage to be around $2000.
  
  
  