Palm trees are being established on the grounds of the Torreón Mexico Temple, located in the beautiful city of Gómez Palacio. The temple will serve members in the Comarca Lagunera ("lagoon region") of Mexico, which covers large portions of the states of Durango and Coahuila. The rich soils of this area are produced by the occasional flooding of the Nazas and Aguanaval rivers.

The exterior finishes and surrounding landscaping of the Phnom Penh Cambodia Temple are nearly completed, and interior finish work is well underway. Millwork has been installed, flooring has been laid, decorative paint has been added to the ceilings, and numerous light fixtures have been hung. Beautiful trees have been planted in square openings in the sidewalk that borders the street and the temple property.

Free public tours of the Farmington New Mexico Temple begin on Thursday, July 17, and continue through Saturday, August 2, 2025. The interior design draws inspiration from local Native American influence, featuring feather patterns, organic chevron and diamond running patterns, geometric line work, and stepped pyramid shapes. Depictions of native flora such as the piñon pinecone and globemallow flower can also be seen throughout the temple.

Dozens of trees have been delivered to the Montpelier Idaho Temple site where planting is getting underway. Additional shipments of stained glass are also arriving and being installed in the temple. Crews are setting paver stones for the plaza near the monument sign, and fence posts are being clad. Across the street at the tabernacle, new sidewalks are being poured. The tabernacle parking lot will serve as an overflow lot for the temple.