Compromise on civilian oversight gave mayor final say on superintendent, policy — but it won’t ever come to that, alderman says – Chicago Sun-Times*

“If the superintendent is doing so poorly … that the public is asking for their removal — if we institute a vote of no-confidence and we get a two-thirds majority — we figure that person is pretty much out the door anyway,” Ald. Roderick Sawyer said.

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