Mass Casualty Incident Declared After Shooting at Sky Meadow Country Club in Nashua
NASHUA, N.H. — A large police presence has converged on the Sky Meadow Country Club in Nashua following reports of a shooting that left multiple people injured on Saturday evening. Authorities have confirmed that a Mass Casualty Incident (MCI) has been declared, though the exact number of victims remains unclear at this time.
Emergency dispatchers began receiving 911 calls around [insert time if available], reporting gunfire inside or near the well-known private golf and event facility, located off Spit Brook Road. Officers rushed to the scene and found multiple people suffering from gunshot wounds. Paramedics and fire crews immediately began triaging and transporting victims to nearby hospitals.
Nashua police confirmed that no arrests have been made so far, and investigators believe the suspect may still be at large. As a result, law enforcement has urged residents in the area to remain indoors and vigilant while the search continues.
“Please avoid the area and allow first responders to do their work,” a Nashua Police Department spokesperson said during an early briefing. “We understand this is a frightening situation, and our top priority is ensuring the safety of the public and bringing the suspect into custody.”
The New Hampshire State Police, along with mutual aid from surrounding towns, have been called in to assist. Helicopters were reportedly seen circling overhead as SWAT units and K9 teams canvassed the area. Roads surrounding the country club have been closed, and officers are actively sweeping both the interior and perimeter of the property.
The Sky Meadow Country Club, known for hosting weddings, golf tournaments, and large gatherings, was reportedly crowded at the time of the incident. Witnesses described chaotic scenes as guests scrambled for cover.
“I just heard popping sounds and people screaming,” said one witness who asked not to be identified. “At first, I thought it was fireworks, but then everyone started running. It was terrifying.”
Hospitals in the region, including Southern New Hampshire Medical Center and St. Joseph Hospital, have been placed on alert to receive multiple patients. Authorities have not confirmed the conditions of those injured.
Governor Chris Sununu has reportedly been briefed on the situation and state resources are being mobilized to support local response efforts.
This is a developing story, and updates are expected as more information becomes available.