RedactedNarrative: On the afternoon on 05/30/2020 I was called by the staff at The Beach at Sand Hollow to come and investigate a boat accident. The winds had picked up and blown a boat into the north dam of the lake causing some substantial damage to the craft. 
  
  Operator and her family had rented a pontoon boat from The Beach at Sand Hollow and once the winds picked up, they claimed they could not get the boat started. The winds blew them into the rocks causing some substantial denting to occur along the starboard side of the pontoon. Operator and her family claim they could not get the boat running. Upon investigation, there is damage to the propeller blades suggesting that it was running at one point while up against the rocks.
  
  Operator had called the main office at Sand Hollow State Park looking for help, but myself as well as other rangers were assisting an individual on a medical call. I called and let the owners of the rental store know about the incident on the lake and they sent a couple of employees out to help assist the renters. They were able to get the boat off the rocks and headed back towards the concession shop.
  
  Once we had finished up our medical call, Ranger 2 went to aid in the tow back to the concession shop. He had seven people jump aboard this boat and he gave them a ride back to the concession shop while the others towed the boat in.
  
  After the boat arrived back to the dock, the workers loaded the vessel on its trailer and it exposed the damage that had happened. The starboard pontoon had numerous large dents as well as a bunch of smaller ones. The propeller blades had hit numerous rocks causing substantial damage to the blades, and the skeg of the engines lower unit had been damaged.
  (SEE PHOTOS OF DAMAGED AREA)