RedactedNarrative: Per the owners of the boat, they had the boat serviced about a week or so ago. They off loaded the boat from their trailer on the Clarksville Marina boat ramp and heard something “pop." They then noticed smoke coming from the boat's engine compartment once they had tied up the boat and were standing on the courtesy dock. At some short moment after, a fire had begun in the engineer compartment and emergency services were contacted.
  
  Clarksville Fire and Rescue: 
  Engine Four along with Rescue One and Battalion Two responded under emergency conditions to a boat fire attached to the Liberty Point boat dock. While enroute; the Marine division was dispatched as well. Engine Four arrived on scene to find a 17 foot Bayliner walk thru window boat unoccupied; tied to the dock with the engine compartment fully involved. Officer 1 established Command. Our initial attack consisted of using a dry powder extinguisher to slow the process of the fire spread; while employing 6 sections of 1 3/4 attack lines down the boat ramp to apply foam. Battalion Two and Rescue One arrived on scene; Command was transferred over to District Chief and Rescue One assisted with adding the additional sections of 1 3/4 lines. Marine One arrived on the scene and assisted with extinguishing the watercraft from the Aft section of the boat. Once the attack lines were deployed FF in Full PPE extinguished the fire. Chief One arrived on the scene during the extinguishment and observed our actions. Equipment was recovered; dry powder and one air bottle was exchanged with Rescue One. The boat owner removed the boat from the water to ensure no environmental hazards; Command conducted an after actions review and then transferred command back to Lt. Information was gathered from the boat owners. At some time Chief arrived to assist with any concerns as well. Chief One, Battalion Two and Rescue One was released from the scene; while Training One and Command gathered final information from the operator. Command was then terminated and Engine Four and Training One returned to service.