The West Seattle Herald has received a press release regarding the incident we reported first here. on July 3. We managed to get multiple photos of the incident and alerted government and other media about it.

Here is the company statement:
At approximately 7:42 p.m. Saturday, July 3, finished cement was discharged as a result of the affected silo being overfilled. The management team has worked throughout the weekend to develop a plan to prevent future events. The company notified the Puget Sound Clean Air Agency July 4 and has contacted affected neighbors to offer clean up assistance.