Gov. Mary Fallin and leaders from the House and Senate announced a revenue agreement for the 2018 fiscal year budget.Lawmakers agreed on revenue-raising measures that include a tax hike on cigarettes, gross production and fuel.Oklahoma has an $878 million budget hole and had until Friday to pass any revenue-raising measures. If lawmakers did not come up with an agreement for Gov. Mary Fallin to approve by then, a special session would have been held.A special session would cost Oklahoma taxpayers about $30,000 per day.The state's legislative session ends May 26.

Gov. Mary Fallin and leaders from the House and Senate announced a revenue agreement for the 2018 fiscal year budget.

Lawmakers agreed on revenue-raising measures that include a tax hike on cigarettes, gross production and fuel.


Oklahoma has an $878 million budget hole and had until Friday to pass any revenue-raising measures. If lawmakers did not come up with an agreement for Gov. Mary Fallin to approve by then, a special session would have been held.

A special session would cost Oklahoma taxpayers about $30,000 per day.

The state's legislative session ends May 26.