Four people were killed Thursday after a large truck by the city of Eden entered a work zone, hitting a Carolina Power crew. The company has lifted up bucket trucks along with an American flag to honor those killed. “Our hearts and prayers go out to the victims, colleagues, and family members impacted by this horrific event,” Carolina Power and Signalization said in a partial quote. A memorial has also been started at the site where the crew was killed in Eden. The victims were identified by the North Carolina Highway Patrol:Douglas Garland Sides, of Summerfield, 72Madison Carter, of Sandy Ridge, 32William Evans, of Randleman, 35Matthew Lockwood, of Winston-Salem, 30Carolina Power & Signalization released the following statement on Friday:"Yesterday, a Carolina Power crew working on an electric distribution project in North Carolina experienced a tragic event. A large truck, owned by the city of Eden, entered a work zone striking six employees, as well as a third-party inspector. This resulted in four fatalities (three Carolina Power employees and the contract inspector). The two additional Carolina Power employees remain hospitalized with life-threatening injuries. According to various news reports, the driver of the city truck was charged with running a stop sign and misdemeanor death by motor vehicle. The North Carolina Highway Patrol is leading the investigation of the incident. Our hearts and prayers go out to the victims, colleagues, and family members impacted by this horrific event."Duke Energy released the following statement on Thursday:“We are saddened about the tragic event that happened today, and our hearts go out to the families and teammates of those involved. The safety of our employees, contractors and customers is the highest priority at Duke Energy. We are working closely with law enforcement officials."The North Carolina Governor’s Office released the following statement:“Governor Stein and his wife Anna extend their deepest condolences to the four families who lost a loved one under such tragic circumstances. Keeping workers safe on roads is a shared responsibility, and we must do all that we can to promote road safety.” Neville Hall, mayor of Eden, released a video statement about the incident on Thursday.“I come to you today, with a heavy heart to tell you about an incident that occurred in Eden today,” Hall said in part. “Our thoughts and prayers go out to the victims and their families of this terrible incident, and I would like to thank the first responders for the job that they did."Get the latest news stories of interest by clicking hereThe city of Eden originally released the following statement after the incident:"At approximately 1:30 p.m. on Thursday, April 24 the City of Eden Police and Fire Department responded to a motor vehicle accident at the intersection of Church Street, Carroll Street and Park Road. Upon arrival, first responders discovered that a City of Eden motor vehicle was involved in an accident where fatalities occurred. The North Carolina State Patrol is investigating the accident. No further statements will be forthcoming at this time."Subscribe to WXII's free YouTube channel hereRelated Coverage Keep up with the latest news and weather by downloading the WXII app here.