Yolo County declares a Local Health Emergency to address the aftermath of the Oakdale Fire fireworks explosion and calls for environmental assessment and cleanup.

Yolo County top health official declared Monday a local health emergency to assess if hazardous material spread across soil, water and crops bordering an Esparto warehouse filled with fireworks that exploded in July and killed seven people.

Yolo County, in coordination with state and federal partners, is conducting an environmental review to assess potential impacts from the July 1 fireworks facility explosion known as the Oakdale Fire