RedactedNarrative: On August 30, 2014 at 0555 hours, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (herein referred to as FWC) dispatch center was notified of a single vessel fire at the Cocoa Marina.  The fire department was on scene and the fire had been extinguished. Multiple units were dispatched. An inspected the vessel determined that the fire had started in the galley and there were two possible contributors to the cause of the fire. The first being a toaster, and the second being faulty twist connectors beneath the sink. The damage caused by the fire was contained to the galley and there was heat and smoke damage throughout the vessel. Based on all of the evidence gathered to date, this fire was caused by an electrical short in or about the starboard lower cabinet in the galley. 
  
  For Further details see ISR #FWNE-14-OFF-009740