BUXTON — Incumbent Chad Poitras is running unopposed in June for another three-year term on the Board of Selectmen in Buxton, where there will be no contested races on the ballot.

Poitras was first elected to a seat in 2015, when he was also unchallenged.

Other candidates who filed nomination papers by the deadline on April 13 include Christopher Baldinelli and Keith Emery, who will be unchallenged in their bid for a pair of three-year seats on the Planning Board; Craig Lefebvre is the only candidate seeking a one-year term on the Planning Board.

Planning Board member Tom Peters, whose term expires this year, is not seeking re-election.

Two incumbents, David Field Jr. and Scott Warchol, will be uncontested for two, three-year terms on the town’s Budget Committee.

For Maine School Administrative District 6, four candidates are running unopposed: Ellen DeCotiis of Buxton is seeking a three-year term;  Jeffrey Williams of Limington, two-year term; Trevor Hustus of Hollis, a three-year term; and Robert Deakin of Standish, a three-year term.

Terms of two Buxton SAD 6 directors are expiring and the names of current School Board members Charlene Libby and Cynthia Meserve are not included on the sample ballot.

In a change this year, every Buxton voter can vote for all four seats in the SAD 6 towns of Buxton, Frye Island, Hollis, Limington and Standish.

The municipal and the Buxton SAD 6 elections are set for June 12, in Buxton Town Hall, 185 Portland Road.

Robert Lowell can be reached at 854-2577 or [email protected]