Is this the snarkiest anti-speed camera sign on Staten Island?

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. – The antipathy that many Staten Island drivers feel for speed cameras is well known.

And some folks here have taken matters into their own hands.

While some drivers think that the cameras have improved road safety by compelling motorists to drive more slowly, others despise the devices, believing they are nothing more than a money grab by New York City.

One anti-speed camera protestor went to great lengths to convey their dislike for the devices.

This unknown person fashioned an eye-catching sign array, looking professionally made, and placed it on a utility pole near a fixed city speed camera location on Huguenot Avenue and Jansen Street in Huguenot.

One sign reads: “New Speed Camera” and “Sanctuary City Needs Funding.”

Below is another sign that reads: “Dems Increase Speed” and “Your new camera has been installed.”

That particular location has not been among the top revenue-generating speed cameras on Staten Island, according to analysis done by the Advance.

Other anti-speed camera types have taken a more homemade approach with the speed cameras.

A utility pole on Hylan Boulevard near Cleveland Avenue in Great Kills was defaced by what looks like blue spray paint, with the words “Speed Cam” and an arrow, warning about a speed camera up the road.

A utility pole at the location of the actual speed camera was marked in a similar way.

The speed camera unit itself was also marred with what looked like blue spray paint.