Stroger Puts Top Aide on Leave After Her Firm Gets County Contract Payment
(Chicago Sun Times) — A top aide to Cook County Board President Todd Stroger has been placed on unpaid administrative leave as an investigation unfolds into allegations she steered a no-bid contract to her privately owned public relations firm.
Stroger said he’ll make a decision on her future with the county once Inspector General Patrick Blanchard finishes his investigation into allegations Deputy Chief of Staff Carla Oglesby helped her CGC Communications win the $24,975 contract.
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