Concrete floor slabs have been poured for each level of the Vancouver Washington Temple, including the first and second floors, as well as the mechanical level. On the exterior, steel studs are being attached to the structural beams and columns to frame the exterior walls. At the northeast corner of the building, a staircase has been installed, while crews continue to prepare the parking areas to be paved with a layer of asphalt.

Construction is progressing at the João Pessoa Brazil Temple site where perimeter fencing has been installed, trailers have been set in place, reinforcing steel has been staged, and heavy equipment is at work. Dozens of cylindrical piles have been installed in the ground to support the future concrete foundation of the temple. Construction has been underway for nearly two months.

Members of the Viña del Mar Ward gathered for a photograph in front of their meetinghouse on Sunday to commemorate their final worship service in the building. To prepare for construction of the Viña del Mar Chile Temple, which will rise on the 1.87-acre property where the meetinghouse currently stands, the ward will meet at a new location, allowing the meetinghouse to be prepared for demolition. No groundbreaking date for the temple has been announced yet.

As construction of the Fort Worth Texas Temple nears completion, the chain-link fencing that once lined the front of the property has been removed. In other areas, the fence has been set back, reducing the footprint of the construction zone. Located in the Fort Worth suburb of Burleson, the temple has been under construction for nearly two and a half years. Dates for the open house and dedication have not yet been announced.