East Greenwich fire officials responded to the scene of a boat fire Monday night.
Eyewitnesses say the fire happened in the vicinity of Crompton Avenue near the waterfront around 9 p.m.
Eyewitness News obtained photos from a viewer that show flames shooting out of one boat.
It is unclear if anyone was injured or if any other boats were damaged.

Sunday's fire at the Leatherwood Marina injured one, sending him to the hospital for burns, and damaged ten boats in total.
According to a release from Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency, the houseboat fire at the marina on Kentucky Lake led to a man being airlifted to Vanderbilt for treatment of burns to his legs. 
The exact cause of the fire has not yet been determined. 
Monday, the thoughts of many in the community were on the man who was burned.
Many days, you'll find Scott Walin stopping by the Miss Kay's store. He often visits with his friend Carney West.
"We just have us a good ole talk," said West. "We ask how you're doing, give each other a hug. Scott's a fine man."
West believes working along Kentucky Lake in Dover just bonds people in good times and hard times. It has been a hard two days.
"It was pretty rough," said West, referring to Walin being burned in the marina fire. "Breaks your heart to see something like that, especially when these people are trying awful hard to make something of this community."
West said what matters to her is Walin is okay, with the family posting pictures on Facebook of him smiling in his hospital bed.
West is looking forward to the day Walin will walk in for one of their chats again.
"Tragic things happen to all of us," said West. "You have to pick up the pieces and keep on going. God was with him or he wouldn't be with us today."

A boat caught fire Friday afternoon on the Sacramento River in Sacramento County.
The fire ignited around 3:30 p.m. near the 8300 block of Freeport Boulevard, the Sacramento Fire Department said.
AdvertisementFire officials said a person on the boat was able to swim to safety and is OK.
Firefighters were at the scene, and the boat eventually sank.

Two persons were hospitalized for injuries they suffered in a fire that erupted on a 21-foot fiberglass boat that carried five passengers in Lake Erie’s Brest Bay Friday afternoon.
Frenchtown Township firefighters were called to the water rescue about 2:30 p.m. at the Brest Bay Marina off Brest Rd. According to Lt. Joe Smigielski, a 60-year-old man was treated for burns to his body and taken to Beaumont Hospital in Trenton by Monroe Community Ambulance. A 54-year-old woman also was treated for “medical issues” and taken to the hospital also, Smigielski said.
“It was hard to say if the injuries were life-threatening,” he said Friday night. “When we arrived, they had already been picked up by another boat and taken to the docks where we treated them.”
While some of the firefighter paramedics were treating the injured, other firefighters took their 20-foot Marine 1 water rescue boat to extinguish the fire on the burning boat. Five persons were rescued from the boat, including another adult and two teenagers who were not injured, he said.
Firefighters were on the scene about two hours, he said. Also assisting with the rescue were the U.S. Coast Guard, Monroe County Sheriff’s Department and the Michigan Department of Natural Resources.
Tom Tokarz, who lives across Stoney Creek from the marina, took photos of the burning vessel. He said he could see rescuers giving first aid to the injured persons on the boat before they were brought to shore. He was told by a neighbor that there was an explosion, but that could not be confirmed by firefighters.

Two people were injured Friday afternoon when the boat they were on caught fire, the South Placer Fire District said.
Fire crews were responding to reports of a fire at Folsom Lake around 4:45 p.m.
When crews arrived at the scene, they found three people on the boat. Two of those people had burns and were taken to a nearby hospital.

Eight people are recovering in the hospital after getting injured in a flash fire on a boat at a fueling station at Buena Vista Lake.
Kern County fire responded to the fire at Buena Vista Lake around 9:30 a.m. Sunday.
When crews arrived on scene, they found two people near the boat with burn injuries. Both patients were air lifted to a nearby burn center. Six other people were taken to a burn center with injuries.
The cause of the fire is being investigated. There was no reported damage to the fueling station or boat at this time.

A boat docked on Long Island sunk after it went up in flames at a yacht club, Nassau County police said.
Nassau County Police officers responded to the Keystone Yacht Club in Woodmere at approximately 7:15 a.m. on Thursday, Aug. 22, when there was a report of a boat on fire in the water.
According to police, officers found the 39-foot boat docked in the water after it became fully engulfed in flames.
Police said that the boat ultimately sank into the water at the dock due to the excessive damage. The United States Coast Guard and New York State Department of Environmental Conservation had to be called in to contain the fuel and other liquids that spilled into the water.
The Nassau County Police Marine Bureau Unit, Woodmere Fire Department, Hewlett Fire Department, Lawrence / Cedarhurst Fire Department, Inwood Fire Department, and the Long Beach Fire Department all responded to the scene.
A 31-foot and 34-foot boat docked nearby also sustained minor damage. No injuries were reported.
The fire is currently being investigated by the Nassau County Fire Marshal and Nassau County Arson Bomb Squad. Check Daily Voice for updates.

A fire tore through a boat Tuesday night in Larose, authorities said.
Lafourche Parish Fire District 3 was called out around 10:43 p.m. to the blaze on a recreational vessel near David Industries on West Main Street in Larose, Training Officer Jordan Collins said.
Fire crews arrived on the scene within minutes to the cabin of a 65-foot boat that was fully engulfed in flames, Collins said. The fire was quickly extinguished, and the damage was contained to the boat’s cabin and living quarters.
No injuries were reported, and the fire remains under investigation.

A boat caught fire while at the 5th Street boat launch in Racine on Tuesday morning, Aug. 20.
The Racine Fire Department responded to the scene around 9 a.m. Tuesday. The boat was in the water and attached to the launch pier when they arrived on scene.
The firefighters used foam to extinguish the 20 foot flames. The fire was brought under control in about 15 minutes.
The fishermen were able to get off the boat without any injuries.
Officials say the boat contained 25 gallons of fuel. The fire department used an absorbent boom to contain a small fuel spill. The Department of Natural Resources and the U.S. Coast Guard were notified of the fuel spill.
The owner was able to trailer his boat and remove it from the lake. The fire caused about $4,000 in damage.

A fire “severely damaged” a 37-foot powerboat in Milford Harbor Monday before being brought under control, according to firefighters.
No injuries were reported.
In a prepared statement, Milford Fire Rescue Battalion Chief Anthony Fabrizi said several people called 911 about 11:30 a.m to report smoke coming from an unoccupied vessel docked at the Oyster Landing Marina on Dock Road
“Firefighting units including Milford’s Marine 1 fire boat quickly arrived on scene and found active fire and black smoke coming from the 37’ Maxum cabin cruiser,” Fabrizi said.
“Firefighters aboard Marine 1 attacked the blaze from Milford Harbor while ground based units assisted with hose lines,” Fabrizi said. “The fire was brought under control in less than 10 minutes.”
The boat sustained heat and smoke damage in the blaze, but other boats nearby were spared, Fabrizi said.
The fire marshal is investigating the cause of the fire. The boat was taken out of the water and towed to Milford Boat Works