Biography
Lisa Savage is a retired public-school teacher, writer, and peace organizer in Maine. She has coordinated CODEPINK work in Maine, directed the Maine Natural Guard campaign linking militarism to climate damage, and organized with PeaceWorks. She ran for the U.S. Senate as an independent Green candidate in 2020. Police arrested her during a March 27, 2026 peace witness at the Pentagon and released the group after more than seven hours of processing.
The June 2019 report individually names Lisa Savage of Solon among those arrested outside Bath Iron Works on June 22 for obstructing a public way. The updated advisory places this arrestee among those processed and released on bail. It does not establish a jail admission, exact physical release day or measured duration in custody for this person. An August 6 hearing was scheduled; no outcome is inferred from that forecast or from the separate April protest’s dismissal.
The Nuclear Resister, June 2019 report and updated advisory.
The April 27 and April 29, 2019 reports individually name Lisa Savage among 25 people arrested outside Bath Iron Works during the christening of the USS Lyndon B. Johnson. They were charged with obstructing a public way and taken for police booking. The account reports bail but gives no measured jail stay or exact physical discharge day. The June 18 court appearance was prospective; the statutory maximum is not recorded as an imposed or served sentence. This April event was distinct from the June 22 Bath arrests.
The Times Record and Bangor Daily News reports reproduced by The Nuclear Resister, April 2019.
The April 1, 2017 Bath Iron Works report identifies this activist among nine people arrested for Class E criminal trespass at the warship christening, booked at Bath police station and released on $60 bail. The account does not supply a prison-admission interval or a completed trial outcome. Contemporary report, The Nuclear Resister.
