Michael Cuglietta

3 weeks ago | gazettextra.com | Michael Cuglietta

ORLANDO, Fla. - More than a year after shuttering an Orlando church's unpermitted homeless shelter, Orange County commissioners approved a rezoning request for the church to build a new shelter on the same site. So long as Kaleo Ministries can meet the county's conditions, the church may move forward with its plan to build a 240-bed shelter on six acres of residential land it owns in east Orlando, the county board agreed Tuesday. Copyright 2025 Tribune Content Agency.

3 weeks ago | thebrunswicknews.com | Michael Cuglietta

ORLANDO, Fla. - More than a year after shuttering an Orlando church's unpermitted homeless shelter, Orange County commissioners approved a rezoning request for the church to build a new shelter on the same site. So long as Kaleo Ministries can meet the county's conditions, the church may move forward with its plan to build a 240-bed shelter on six acres of residential land it owns in east Orlando, the county board agreed Tuesday.

3 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Michael Cuglietta

ORLANDO, Fla. — More than a year after shuttering an Orlando church’s unpermitted homeless shelter, Orange County commissioners approved a rezoning request for the church to build a new shelter on the same site. So long as Kaleo Ministries can meet the county’s conditions, the church may move forward with its plan to build a 240-bed shelter on six acres of residential land it owns in east Orlando, the county board agreed Tuesday.

3 weeks ago | orlandosentinel.com | Michael Cuglietta

More than a year after shuttering an Orlando church's unpermitted homeless shelter, Orange County commissioners approved a rezoning request for the church to build a new shelter on the same site. So long as Kaleo Ministries can meet the county's conditions, the church may move forward with its plan to build a 240-bed shelter on six acres of residential land it owns in east Orlando, the county board agreed Tuesday.

3 weeks ago | thederrick.com | Michael Cuglietta

ORLANDO, Fla. — More than a year after shuttering an Orlando church’s unpermitted homeless shelter, Orange County commissioners approved a rezoning request for the church to build a new shelter on the same site. So long as Kaleo Ministries can meet the county’s conditions, the church may move forward with its plan to build a 240-bed shelter on six acres of residential land it owns in east Orlando, the county board agreed Tuesday.