Power Out in Ellsworth Industrial Park (UPDATE 10:15 AM)

UPDATE (4:45 p.m.):

Definitely was a truck. See new photo.

UPDATE (10:15 a.m.):

As of 8:35 a.m. this morning the power has been restored to all who were affected by the outages, according to a ComEd spokesperson.

UPDATE (11:20 p.m.):

Crews are anticipating having remaining power issues resolved by 9 a.m. Tuesday morning.

UPDATE (10 p.m.):

About 85 percent of those affected by the power outages have had their power restored, with roughly 47 customers still affected as of 10 p.m.. Crews are still out there working, and currently, the only resolution to restore power to those still affected is by making the permanent repairs to the equipment damaged earlier today. We'll have more updates in the morning and as information comes in.

UPDATE (5:30 p.m.):

A vehicle struck a ComEd pole damaging the pole and some transformers around 2:30 p.m. today at 5255 Katrine Avenue. At the time, there were roughly 349 customers affected with power outages, and at this time, about 70 percent have had their power restored, according to a ComEd spokesperson.

ComEd crews are on-site and are expected to be there a while due to the extent of the damage.

Also, according to the spokesperson, it was a passenger vehicle that struck the pole and not a work crew of any kind as previously reported.

From the Village of Downers Grove:

Power is out in the Ellsworth Industrial Park.  A crew sealcoating the pavement near 5224 Katrine Avenue struck a power pole.  ComEd is on the scene.  Restoration is expected to last into the night as crews work to repair multiple tranfomers that were damaged.