SHELBURNE — Planning Board member Tricia Yacovone-Biagi will fill a one-year term on the Selectboard following an uncontested race in Tuesday’s election.

With no contested races on the ballot, Yacovone-Biagi and other candidate’s victories were unsurprising in an election that saw 164 of the town’s 1,479 registered voters participate, which comes out to a roughly 11.1% turnout. Yacovone-Biagi will finish out the final leg of a three-year term, which was left vacant following the death of longtime Selectboard member Robert “Bob” Manners earlier this year.

A Shelburne resident since 2018, Yacovone-Biagi has a background in public health and has been deeply involved in the community as a member of the COVID-19 Emergency Task Force, an election worker, Planning Board member and as an editor of the Two Town News, the Buckland-Shelburne newsletter.

“I believe I bring strong leadership skills,” she said previously. “I’ve had a lot of experience working with different types of people. I have a capacity for building bridges.”

The full election results are as follows:

■Selectboard, three-year term — Andrew Baker, incumbent, 141 votes.

■Selectboard, one-year unexpired term — Tricia Yacovone-Biagi, 147 votes.

■Board of Assessors, three-year term — Joel Dwight, incumbent, 148 votes.

■Town clerk, one-year term — Joseph Judd, incumbent, 156 votes.

■Moderator, one-year term — Roland Giguere, incumbent, 140 votes.

■Shelburne Free Public Library trustees, two seats with three-year terms — Tom Hale, 142 votes, and Emmalee Cross, 143 votes, both incumbents.

■Shelburne Free Public Library trustee, one-year term — Tom Webler, 137 votes.

■Planning Board, five-year term — Antony Paul Hollings, 80 write-in votes.

■Recreation Committee, five-year term — Norman Beebe, incumbent, 137 votes.

■Recreation Committee, four-year term — failure to elect.

■Tree warden, one-year term — James Richardson, incumbent, 136 votes.

■Constable, three-year term — Laura Manners, incumbent, 140 votes.

Correction: A previous version of this story incorrectly spelled Antony Paul Hollings’ name.