Site preparation is underway for the Colorado Springs Colorado Temple, marking the first visible phase of development on the property. Crews are actively clearing and grading the site with heavy equipment, creating a more uniform surface in preparation for construction. Once the preliminary work has been completed, the date for a groundbreaking ceremony will be announced.

With stone cladding now covering much of the north elevation of the Teton River Idaho Temple, installation efforts have shifted to the east side, including the front portico. On the west side, framing is in place for the rear portico, where those who have been sealed will exit to greet family and friends. Cladding has also been installed on several sections of the tower, further advancing the exterior finish of Rexburg's second temple.

President Henry B. Eyring, First Counselor in the First Presidency, will dedicate the Lindon Utah Temple on Sunday, May 3, 2026. He will be accompanied by Elder Steven R. Bangerter, Executive Director of the Temple Department, and his wife, Susan; and Elder Jorge T. Becerra of the Utah Area Presidency and his wife, Debbie. The dedicatory session will take place at 11:00 a.m. MDT and will be broadcast to all congregations within the temple district.

Delivery trucks are arriving at the Smithfield Utah Temple site, where crews are unloading, unpacking, and placing furnishings throughout the three-story building. Over the coming months, interior spaces will be prepared for their intended use, and activity will center on final installations, details, and plantings on the grounds ahead of the open house and dedication. The dates for the open house have not yet been announced.