Boat Fire on Port of Everett Marina Fuel Dock

Everett, WALocal News

A fire erupted on a 32-foot boat at the Port of Everett Marina Fuel Dock on August 1, leading to the safe evacuation of four individuals and a dog. The vessel was carrying up to 300 gallons of fuel, raising concerns about potential environmental hazards. Fortunately, there was no reported leak or oil spill, and the damage to the dock remains minimal, as confirmed by local authorities. The Everett Fire Department and Police Department quickly extinguished the fire, showcasing their readiness in emergency situations. After the fire was put out, the boat was towed away, allowing the dock to reopen by 3 p.

m. This incident underscores the frequency of fires at the marina and the importance of safety protocols. The Port of Everett will continue assessing the situation to ensure similar incidents are prevented in the future. Community members can rest assured as local responders remain vigilant.

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