Morning briefing — County procurement officer headed to city; Property tax breaks up for vote; Aldermen demand hearing on CPS sex abuse scandal

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A familiar face will return to City Hall to run the city’s procurement office as part of a shuffle caused by the resignation of Aviation Commission Ginger Evans. Aldermen will weigh tax breaks for three Chicago businesses, and the council’s Progressive Caucus demanded hearings on Chicago Public Schools officials handling of a sexual abuse scandal.

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