Significant advancement has been made on the Teton River Idaho Temple as exterior finishing work and site development continue across the property. Stone cladding has been installed on much of the temple's exterior, while work on the steeple and architectural detailing moves forward. Adjacent to the temple, crews have made substantial headway on the parking lot, where curbs are in place and asphalt paving is underway.

Exterior finishes are progressing on the Kaohsiung Taiwan Temple as scaffolding remains in place around the structure. Stone cladding has been installed across much of the exterior, giving the temple its distinctive appearance. Construction activity is also advancing on the surrounding grounds. Set against the backdrop of Kaohsiung's dense urban environment, the temple is emerging as a beautiful new landmark in southern Taiwan.

The location of the Victoria British Columbia Temple has been announced as a 4.7-acre (1.9-hectare) site located on Mantle Heights Road in Langford, British Columbia. Plans call for a single-story temple of approximately 11,400 square feet with an accompanying patron waiting area. The official exterior rendering has also been published. The groundbreaking ceremony will be held on Saturday, August 22, 2026. Elder James E. Evanson of the Canada Area Presidency will preside at the event.

Elder Pedro X. Larreal of the United States Southwest Area Presidency will preside at the groundbreaking ceremony for the Tulsa Oklahoma Temple on Saturday, August 22, 2026. The temple, spanning approximately 29,600 square feet, will rise on a 25.7-acre site located northwest of the intersection of 51st Street and 136th E Avenue in Southeast Tulsa. It will be the second temple dedicated in the state, joining the Oklahoma City Oklahoma Temple, dedicated in 2000.