Name: Red Oak, TX
Rating: 0.0

( 20 Ratings )

Living in Red Oak, TX

Ranks better than 69% of areas Follow

Population

13,010

Median Age

33.9 Years

Red Oak Area Facts

Red Oak has a Livability Score of 69_/100, which is considered good
Red Oak crime rates are 46% lower than the Texas average
Cost of living in Red Oak is 19% higher than the Texas average

What do the locals think about Red Oak?

35%

Family friendly

18%

Public transit is accessible

12%

Walkable to grocery stores

47%

Yards are well-kept

35%

Lots of parks

12%

Walkable to restaurants

Friendly neighbors

Safe at night

Pet friendly

Streets have sidewalks

24%

A quiet area

41%

Sense of community

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Red Oak has changed 0.5 rating By Anonymous ( Jun 28, 2020) Red Oak has really gone downhill since I moved here and nothing is being done to stop the decline. No matter what the statistics say, crime is rampant and getting worse. Car and residential burglaries plague my neighborhood. A neighbor of mine was robbed at gunpoint and physicall ...Read More y assaulted recently. My back door was kicked in and they shattered one of the windows trying to break in to my house. Thankfully something must have spooked them before they could get in and steal. I've heard gunfire multiple times and city officials would rather keep their heads in the sand and act as though the city is very safe. It isn't. They fail to acknowledge that Red Oak's home-grown criminal element is responsible for an overwhelming majority of crimes committed here, not people living elsewhere. They mayor and city council members neighborhood's get adequate policing and extra resources devoted to their communities while everywhere else gets neglect and indifference.

The Red Oak ISD schools are awful. Everyone knows or learns the hard way that the only viable public school option in the city is Life School. If you can't get in there, save your children the grief and find a private school. The city claims it is pro-growth and trying to improve overall quality of life for its citizens, which is a lie. Instead, they allow developers to throw up treeless cookie-cutter subdivisions, data centers, and cheap retail establishments that pay low wages and do nothing to improve the tax base. A city cant thrive with all of these issues. Read Less

Four years of disappointment 1.5 rating By Anonymous ( Jan 16, 2020) I moved to Red Oak four years ago and I plan on getting out very soon. This community has been a complete disappointment for me and my family. This is the least "friendly" place I've ever lived. There are decent people living here like every other place, but many of the native r ...Read More esidents absolutely detest the newcomers moving here and aren't afraid to admit it. Red Oak isn't inclusive or welcoming to outsiders. The city has grown, but is unable to attract many of the amenities you see in other areas. You have to drive to nearby communities for decent restaurants, shopping, and quality grocery stores. The schools are below average for a mostly middle class area and there is a rampant bullying problem in the secondary campuses that has been ongoing for years and nothing has been done about it. That is one of the main reasons we are leaving. I value education and no longer want to my children in an environment where such behavior is tolerated and academic quality is lacking. There is also a culture of favoritism and nepotism present within the school district and local government. The culture of "knowing the right people" runs rampant here. Red Oak has the potential to improve in the future, but things need to change in a major way. I'm not encouraging everyone to avoid Red Oak, just be sure to do your research so you don't end up in my situation. Read Less

Red Oak, TX-Small but Fabulous 4 rating By Anonymous ( May 23, 2018) I visited my aunt who lives in Red Oak, TX. It is a small town that is clean and neat. Red Oak has impressive food restaurants with delicious meals. The Education level in Red Oak is highly rated. The city produces the highest number of graduates in the country. The new graduates ...Read More get employment quickly both in and outside the city.

Red Oak, TX has a high income per capita. There is high employability for the new graduates. The poverty level in this small city is lower than the national average. People value luxury. I enjoyed living a luxurious life in this town.

The Weather here is warm and welcoming. The weather can woe you to stay in town for longer. The summer season is usually remarkable. One dislike with this town is that it lacks enough social amenities, it can be hard to find recreational facilities. There are no community events to bring people together. Everyone lives his own life. It is boring when it comes to socialization. Read Less

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Red Oak, TX-Small but Fabulous 4 rating By Anonymous ( May 23, 2018) I visited my aunt who lives in Red Oak, TX. It is a small town that is clean and neat. Red Oak has impressive food restaurants with delicious meals. The Education level in Red Oak is highly rated. The city produces the highest number of graduates in the country. The new graduates ...Read More get employment quickly both in and outside the city.

Red Oak, TX has a high income per capita. There is high employability for the new graduates. The poverty level in this small city is lower than the national average. People value luxury. I enjoyed living a luxurious life in this town.

The Weather here is warm and welcoming. The weather can woe you to stay in town for longer. The summer season is usually remarkable. One dislike with this town is that it lacks enough social amenities, it can be hard to find recreational facilities. There are no community events to bring people together. Everyone lives his own life. It is boring when it comes to socialization. Read Less