Elder John A. McCune, a member of the Utah Area Presidency, will preside at the groundbreaking ceremony for the Lehi Utah Temple on Saturday, December 5, 2026. Preliminary construction has been underway at the 22.48-acre site, located northwest of the intersection of 3950 North and Center Street, for over the past year. A meetinghouse will share the property. It will be the eighth temple dedicated in Utah County.

Elder Clark G. Gilbert of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles dedicated the Cody Wyoming Temple on Sunday, October 25, 2026. Located in the Big Horn Basin, Cody was established in a wilderness frontier. "May we mark this temple dedication as an invitation to go to the spiritual frontiers in our own lives," said Elder Gilbert. "As we do, I promise that we will become who the Lord needs us to become." The temple is the third to be built in Wyoming and the first dedicated by Elder Gilbert.

Landscaping is progressing around the Querétaro Mexico Temple, where young palm trees, shrubs, and ground cover are being planted throughout the grounds. Paved walkways and patterned hardscape create a network of paths leading to the temple entrance, while workers continue finishing the landscaped beds and surrounding pedestrian areas. Decorative black lamp posts and low stone borders define the walkways and planting areas, bringing the grounds closer to completion. The temple's white exterior stands prominently against the surrounding urban skyline.

At the Provo Utah Rock Canyon Temple, additional curbing has been poured to define the parking areas on the south and east sides of the building, while forms are being prepared for an oval-shaped hardscape feature. In the garden spaces, landscape fabric is being laid in preparation for a mix of shrubs and perennial plantings. Along the southeast corner of the third floor, intricate stonework around the arched windows is nearing completion, adding definition to this prominent section of the building.