Excavation for the basement level of the Tampa Florida Temple has been completed, and work has begun on installing the walls and preparing for the floor slab. At ground level, crews are forming and pouring the concrete footings that will support the building's structural walls. Footing are also in place for the grounds maintenance building that will stand in the corner of the lot.

A gold cupola has been added to the tower of the Torreón Mexico Temple, which will be topped with a finial pointing heavenward. It is one of two temples in Mexico that are wrapping up construction, the other being the San Luis Potosí Mexico Temple. The temple president and matron for both temples have been called and are preparing for service. No dates have been announced for the open house and dedication of either temple.

A construction barrier has been erected around the land south of the stake center for the Antananarivo Madagascar Ivandry Stake where foundation work is underway for the Antananarivo Madagascar Temple. The 10,000-square-foot building will serve the 17,000+ Church members who live on the island, currently organized into six stakes and one district. Madagascar is the second-largest island country in the world by area.

Visitors to the Welcome Center at the Santiago West Chile Temple site have wonderful views of the ongoing construction through the observation windows. Stone cladding is being installed on the exterior surfaces of the building, which stands in the commune of Maipú approximately 4 kilometers (2.5 miles) from the mission office for the Chile Santiago West Mission. The temple is the second to be constructed in the city of Santiago.