Official Milford Election Results: Former Chief Now A Selectman

MILFORD, MA — The official results from the June 16 Milford town election were released Friday, validating several key races from the spring election.

In the Board of Selectmen race, former police chief Tom O'Loughlin won a decisive victory over real estate agent Joshua Lioce, earning more than 62 percent of the vote. O'Loughlin will take a seat on the board being vacated by William Buckley, who cast a vote ousting O'Loughlin from the chief job in 2019.

Overall vote totals have changed since the clerk released preliminary results early Wednesday morning, but no one lost a lead in any race. Here are the official election results as reported by the town clerk on Friday:

Board of Selectmen

Joshua Lioce — 2,237 votes
Thomas O'Loughlin — 3,812 votes (winner)

School Committee

Jennifer Parson (incumbent) — 4,047 votes (winner)
Michael Aghajanian — 2,716 votes (winner)
Brendan Rickert — 1,241 votes
Frederick Steinmann — 1,068 votes

Board of Library Trustees

Edward Bertorelli (incumbent) — 3,733 votes (winner)
David Probert — 971 votes
Ann Ragosta — 1,951 votes (winner)
Alfred Spittler — 687 votes
Scott Vecchiolla — 1,564 votes

Highway Surveyor

Scott Crisafulli (incumbent) — 3,428 votes (winner)
James Luchini — 2,449votes

Town Moderator

Michael Noferi (incumbent) — 4,696 votes

Town Clerk

Amy Neves (incumbent) — 4,884 votes

Board of Assessors

Joseph Niro (incumbent) — 4,497 votes

Board of Health

Leonard Izzo (incumbent) — 4,536 votes

Housing Authority

Patrick Holland (4-year term) — 4.238 votes (winner)
Jennifer Walsh (5-year term) — 4,537 votes (winner)

Park Commissioner

Paul Braza (incumbent) — 4,544 votes

Planning Board

Marble Mainini III (incumbent) — 4,316 votes

Sewer Commissioner

Thomas Morelli (incumbent) — 4,459 votes

Tree Warden

Charles Reneau (incumbent) — 4,408 votes

Trustee of Vernon Grove Cemetery

Henry Shahnamian — 4,257 votes

Ballot Question

"Shall the Town accept the provisions of Section 9D ½ of Chapter 32B of the General Laws by which the Town would, in addition to the payment of fifty percent of premium costs payable by the surviving spouse of an employee or retired employee for group general or blanket hospital, surgical, medical and other health insurance, pay an additional or subsidiary rate to a surviving spouse?"
Yes — 3,090 votes (winner)
No — 2,215 votes