RedactedNarrative: On 10/21/2022 at approximately 1055hrs, I, Officer 1st Class, responded to a boat on fire at Tidewater Marina in Havre de Grace. When I arrived Fire Department and the fire Marshall were on scene and the fire had been already put out. The vessel was a white 1984 Mainship Corp 36FT with Pennsylvania Registration. There were two people on board, the registered owner, Operator and his wife. They both were able to get off the vessel unharmed. No medical assistance was needed either by the passengers nor the marina staff. 
  
      Operator stated that once he finished refueling, he turned the blower of the engine compartment on and then tried to start the engine when he heard an explosion and saw the flames. He tried to put out the flames out with two fire extinguishers with no luck. The fire department was able to pump the water out of the vessel so the marina staff could lift it out of the water. The fire marshal deemed the incident accidental.
  
      The Tidewater Marina fuel pumps caught on fire and the dock was also damaged by the fire. The marina general manager will get an estimate of the damages and will forward it to me.
  
  All the events occurred in Harford County, Maryland.
  
      On 11/18/2022 I, Officer 1st class met with the Tidewater Marina General Manager (GM) to get an update on the reparation estimates. GM said that the cost to repair the refueling dock is $35,000. He advised that in relation to the fuel pumps, the distribution lines for the pumps also needs to be replaced. The estimated cost of that repair is $150,000. The cost of repairs depends on the price of materials at the time of purchase.
  
  All events occurred in Harford County, Maryland.