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Salt Lake City Temple Reconstruction Completion Date Pushed to 2026

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Work on the repair and seismic retrofit of the historic Salt Lake Temple continues at a careful and regulated pace. But, when dealing with ancient structures like as this pioneer-era temple, unanticipated problems are unavoidable.

Considering the previously announced 2025 completion date, Church leadership — in cooperation with project consultants and the general contractor working on the project — presently predict completion of the project in 2026. Construction milestones will continue to be published occasionally, with a final completion date and temple open house schedule to be decided and publicized as soon as practical.

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A new milestone was reached with the seismic upgrade for the temple on March 7, 2023. Crews poured concrete for the footing of the first base isolator underneath the temple, an important step for the base isolation system. The installation of the first base isolator is anticipated in April.

Salt Lake City Temple Reconstruction Completion Date Pushed to 2026

A working concrete slab now surrounds the entire perimeter of the temple to provide a clean and level surface for crews. Iron workers will use this surface to assemble reinforced steel cages, which will eventually be encased in concrete to become new footings along the existing foundations of the temple both inside and outside. Once completed, base isolators will rest on this new foundation.

The depth of the excavation from the former sidewalk around the Salt Lake Temple to the newly laid working slab is 35 feet (10.6 meters).

Projects continue on the northwest corner of Temple Square where the North Visitors’ Center previously stood. This area is expected to be complete in early fall 2023.

Salt Lake City Temple Reconstruction Completion Date Pushed to 2026

When this project is complete, work will then begin on the southwest corner of Temple Square. The Assembly Hall and surrounding gardens and facilities will be closed as crews remove the restroom buildings and portions of the wall. Crews will also update the landscaping. It is anticipated this area will be closed for a year. Additional information on how to access Temple Square with this closure will be updated as the northwest corner opens.

As announced in November 2022, the Lion House is closed for renovation while the Beehive House is scheduled to close on April 8, 2023.

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