ERVING — Jennifer Eichorn has been elected as town treasurer, defeating incumbent Julie Wonkka.
This was the only contested race in the town election on Monday. In the official count, 182 people voted, out of 1,160 registered voters, according to Town Clerk Richard Newton. Eichorn had 118 votes while Wonkka had 60.
An open position on the Erving School Committee had no candidates on the ballot, but Jocelyn Margola-Leete was elected as a write-in candidate, with six votes. Newton said he has not yet confirmed whether she will accept.
All other positions on the ballot involved uncontested re-elections of incumbents.
Eichorn, a middle school math teacher at Pioneer Valley Regional School, has an associate’s degree in business from Greenfield Community College and a bachelor’s degree in finance from the University of Massachusetts Amherst.
When running for treasurer, she said she wanted to use her education and professional experience for the town. She added that she has strong personal skills from working as a teacher.
The incumbents who were re-elected are:
■Selectboard, three years — William Bembury
■Assessor, three years — Jeffrey Rollins
■Library trustee, three years — Mackensey Bailey
■Moderator, one year — Richard Peabody
■School Committee, three years (two positions) — Erik Semb, Brian Guerin
■Tree warden, one year — Michael Gordon
■Constable, three years — Arthur Kaczenski
■Planning Board, three years (two positions) — George Moonlight Davis, Debra Smith
■Recreation Commission, three years (two positions) — Renee Tela, Erik Eichorn
■Board of Health, three years — Bruce Scott
Reach Max Marcus at mmarcus@recorder.com or 413-930-4231.