Introduce legislation to require a pilot program to enhance efforts to mitigate vessel impacts on large cetaceans in the San Francisco Bay region.

Sam T. Liccardo · California · Democratic

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Mr. Liccardo ... introduced the following bill ... Full Title To require a pilot program to enhance existing efforts to mitigate vessel impacts on large cetaceans in the San Francisco Bay region, and for other purposes.

Liccardo introduced the Save Willy Act of 2026, which would require a pilot program to reduce vessel impacts on large cetaceans in the San Francisco Bay region.

H.R. 8450 (IH) - Save Willy Act of 2026 - BILLS-119hr8450ih | Content Details | GovInfo
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Liccardo, with cosponsors, introduced the Save Willy Act to prevent whale deaths in the San Francisco Bay. The bill creates a Whale Desk at the U.S. Coast Guard’s San Francisco station and directs evaluation of whale-tracking and alert technologies.

Official House press release confirming introduction of legislation aimed at reducing vessel-whale collisions in San Francisco Bay through a Coast Guard whale desk and related monitoring tools.

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Liccardo Introduces “Save Willy Act” to Protect Bay Area Whales | Congressman Sam Liccardo
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The promise was specifically to introduce federal legislation on a pilot-style program to reduce vessel impacts on large cetaceans in the San Francisco Bay region. Evidence shows Rep. Liccardo introduced the "Save Willy Act" on April 22, 2026, with cosponsors, targeting whale-vessel collisions in the Bay area through a Coast Guard whale desk and evaluation of whale-tracking and alert technologies. Because the commitment was to introduce legislation rather than to enact it, this constitutes delivery in the same federal term.

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