RedactedNarrative: On 10/25/2020 at approximately 1850 hours I was dispatched for a vessel that was on fire. Ocean City Fire Department was already on location and requesting an NRP officer to respond.
  
  Upon arrival, I observed OCFD personnel spraying the remains of a vessel’s hull with water to finish putting the fire out. The vessel was on a vessel lift out of the water and wasn’t being occupied or operated. Two PWCs were sitting beside the vessel on the same lift. One of the PWCs was destroyed from the fire on the originating vessel and the other PWC was partially burned on the stern. The originating vessel’s interior was destroyed by the fire. The fire from the originating vessel spread to the PWC due to the high winds that night. No other property was damaged from the fire. I acquired the registration numbers from all three vessels and all owner information was given to the Worcester County Fire Marshall’s Office, who arrived on the scene to handle the fire investigation. None of the owners of the vessels were on scene but they were contacted by the homeowners association. I contacted the owners at a later date and gathered all the necessary information for the vessel accident report.  The owner of the vessel stated he valued his vessel at a $50,000 loss and the owner of the PWC valued his PWC at $9,000 to replace.
  
  Cleared without further incident.
  
  All the above events occurred in Worcester County, Maryland.