Tomorrow is the last day for the gas tax holidays statewide and in Monroe County.
They took effect earlier this year to offset the spike in prices at the gas and diesel pumps.
The state suspended excise and sales taxes amounting to about 16 cents per gallon, and saving New Yorkers an estimated $609 million.
Monroe and 24 other counties enacted their own tax holidays. In Monroe and Wayne, taxes were being collected on only the first $2 of each gallon sold.