A shelter-in-place order that was issued in Oakley Friday was lifted and firefighters said Saturday that there was no emergency.
There was a large scene in Oakley. Officials said Friday that there was a hazmat situation involving a train.
The Contra Costa County Fire Protection District said Saturday that the incident started when a pressure venting system on one of the cars was turned on.
For some reason, that triggered the hazardous material response.
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But everything on the car was working properly and there was no real hazardous material emergency.
