ADAMS, Mass. — The town election was held Monday, May 1, and there were no contested races.

 

According to unofficial results, incumbent selectwoman Christine Hoyt took 305 votes.

 

Moderator Myra Wilk, who also ran unopposed, took 320 votes and the incumbent assessor George Haddad received 316 votes.

 

Incumbent Board of health member David Rhoads gathered 287 votes and incumbent Parks Commissioner Jacob Schutz received 310 votes.

 

Incumbent library trustee Linda Rhoads received 300 votes and incumbent and planning board member Michelle Picard received 291 votes.

 

Housing Authority incumbent Kelly Rice received 310 votes. 

 

Incumbent Cemetery Commissioner  Frederick Hobart  gathered 295 votes and incumbent Northern Berkshire Regional School committee member Daniel Maloney received 311 votes 

 

There are two newcomers to town government and Andrew Lukasz Przystanski took 285 votes, although he ran unopposed. Housing Authority member Ann Bartlett, who also ran unopposed, will join the housing authority. She received  312 votes

 

341 registered voters made it out Monday. There are 6263 registered voters in Adams