Marblehead, Massachusetts, is gearing up for an important election on June 9, where residents will vote on a three-tier override proposal as well as a $2.3 million trash fee. The override options, which aim to address local funding needs, include phased amounts of $9 million, $12 million, or $15 million over three years. For the override to pass, the highest tier must secure at least 50% of the vote; otherwise, the proposal will fail. In addition to the financial measures, voters will elect candidates for various local positions, including the Select Board and School Committee. Select Board member Erin Noonan is running for re-election, competing against Jennifer Schaeffner and Rossana Ferrante for two open seats. The School Committee race includes former chair Sarah Fox, who is looking to reclaim her position amid challengers Ann Marie Jordan and Melissa Clucas. Furthermore, the moderator position sees incumbent John Attridge contesting against Peter Jaffe, while the Cemetery Commission and Parks & Recreation board also have competitive races. This election is poised to shape the future governance and services in Marblehead.