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Dellwood board appoints Reggie Slaughter as excise commissioner, approves permits and places Proposition D on April ballot
Summary
At its regular session the Dellwood board appointed Reggie Slaughter to the vacant excise-commissioner seat, approved warrants and sign permits, and adopted Resolution 1-2026 to place Proposition D on the April 7 ballot. Motions passed by voice or roll call; staff will provide follow-up documentation.
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The Dellwood board on Jan. 6 appointed Reggie Slaughter to the city’s vacant excise-commissioner post, approved warrants and multiple sign permits, and voted to place Proposition D on the April 7 ballot.
The mayor nominated Slaughter and described him as “a long time Dellwood resident” and “community outreach coordinator for the Father and Family Support Center.” Alderman Johnson moved to appoint Slaughter, Alderman Williams seconded, a roll call was taken and the appointment was approved. The mayor said a term start and end date will be scheduled at Slaughter’s convenience and invited him to stay for the meeting.
The council also moved to approve warrants for December 2025 and January 2026. The figure read into the record in the transcript is unclear (spoken as "264 500, thousand 504 and 24¢"); the board approved the warrants by voice vote. The clerk or finance office should be consulted to confirm the exact amount.
Council approved four sign permits for businesses on West Florissant and West Morrison: the liquor store at 9997 West Florissant, New York Rio at 9901 West Florissant, Tony’s Furniture at 10130 West Florissant, and Heaven Smoke at 10006 West Morrison. The motion to approve permits was made by Alderman Johnson, seconded by Alderman Williams, and passed on roll call.
Finally, the board adopted Resolution 1-2026 to place Proposition D on the April 7 ballot. The motion was made, seconded and adopted by roll call with affirmative votes recorded in the transcript.
What’s next: The appointment paperwork and term dates for the excise commissioner will be finalized following the meeting; the city clerk or finance office can provide the precise warrant total and the official roll-call record if further detail is needed.

