Milton, N.H. – A car struck the Dollar General store on Wednesday, resulting in damage to the building’s exterior and interior and leaving one person injured, according to the Milton Fire Department.

The fire department responded to the scene shortly after the collision was reported. Officials confirmed that the vehicle impacted the storefront, causing visible damage to the glass and the store’s interior fixtures. The exact location of the injured party—whether inside the store or inside the vehicle—has not been disclosed, and their medical condition remains unclear at this time.

Firefighters worked to secure the area, ensuring that no further hazards existed and that the store could be safely accessed by emergency personnel. The department also coordinated with local law enforcement to investigate the cause of the crash, though no details about speed, driver impairment, or road conditions have been released.

Dollar General management has not yet provided a statement regarding the incident or the expected timeline for repairs. The store remains closed to the public while officials assess structural integrity and complete any necessary safety checks.

Community response and safety reminders

Local residents expressed concern over the accident, emphasizing the importance of cautious driving, especially in commercial districts where pedestrians and shoppers are present. The Milton Fire Department reminded drivers to observe posted speed limits, watch for cross‑traffic, and avoid distractions while navigating busy streets.

Authorities encourage anyone who witnessed the crash or has information about the incident to contact the Milton Police Department. They also advise anyone injured in similar accidents to seek immediate medical attention, even if injuries appear minor, and to cooperate fully with investigators.

The investigation remains ongoing, and further updates will be provided as more information becomes available.

Original reporting: WMUR (Hearst) – local news — read the source article.