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--- version:As Enrolled+++ version:As Introduced@@ -1,78 +1,92 @@-- 83rd Session (2025)-Senate Resolution No. 5 –Senators Cannizzaro, Titus; Buck,-Cruz-Crawford, Daly, Doñate, Dondero Loop, Ellison,-Flores, Hansen, Krasner, Lange, Neal, Nguyen,-Ohrenschall, Pazina, Rogich, Scheible, Steinbeck, Stone and-Taylor+ S.R. 5-FILE NUMBER..........+- *SR5*++SENATE RESOLUTION NO. 5–SENATORS CANNIZZARO, TITUS;+BUCK, CRUZ-CRAWFORD, DALY, DOÑATE, DONDERO+LOOP, ELLISON, FLORES, HANSEN, KRASNER, LANGE,+NEAL, NGUYEN, OHRENSCHALL, PAZINA, ROGICH,+SCHEIBLE, STEINBECK, STONE AND TAYLOR++MAY 7, 2025+____________++Read and Adopted++SUMMARY—Inducts Pete Goicoechea into the Senate Hall of+Fame. (BDR R-1169)++~++EXPLANATION – Matter in bolded italics is new; matter between brackets [omitted material] is material to be omitted.+SENATE RESOLUTION—Inducting Pete Goicoechea into theSenate Hall of Fame.- WHEREAS, The Senate of the Legislature of the State of Nevada-has established a Senate Hall of Fame whose members are se lected-by leadership from those past Senators who have served with-distinction and who have made exemplary contributions to the State-of Nevada; and- WHEREAS, Pete Goicoechea was born in Salt Lake City, Utah,-attended elementary school in Ely, Nevada, grad uated from Eureka-County High School and attended college at Utah State University-in Logan, Utah; and- WHEREAS, Of Basque decent, Pete is a third -generation rancher-in Nevada whose cattle ranching operation extends throughout Elko,-Eureka and White Pine C ounties and before returning to cattle-ranching on a full -time basis, he worked for Kennecott Copper-Mining, the Eureka County Road Department, Mt. Wheeler Power-and Windfall Mining; and- WHEREAS, As a volunteer firefighter and Director of the Eureka-County High School Rodeo Club, Pete served his local community-in Eureka County; and- WHEREAS, In 1987, Pete was first elected to the Eureka County-Board of County Commissioners on which he served for 16 years,-14 years of which as Chair of the Board; and- WHEREAS, In 2002, Pete was elected to the Nevada Assembly to-represent Assembly District 35, where he served for 10 years,-holding various leadership positions, including positions as Co --Minority Whip and Assembly Minority Floor Leader and-participating as an integral member of the illustrious Cowboy-Caucus; and- WHEREAS, In 2012, Pete was elected to the Nevada Senate to-represent Senate District 19, where he served for 12 years and held-positions including Chair of the Senate Committee on Government-Affairs and Chair of the Legislative Commission’s Subcommittee to-Study Water; and- WHEREAS, Pete served as a member of the Assembly-Committee on Ways and Means for two legislative sessions+ WHEREAS, The Senate of the Legislature of the State of Nevada 1+has established a Senate Hall of Fame whose members are selected 2+by leadership from those past Senators who have served with 3+distinction and who have made exemplary contributions to the State 4+of Nevada; and 5+ WHEREAS, Pete Goicoechea was born in Salt Lake City, Utah, 6+attended elementary school in Ely, Nevada, graduated from Eureka 7+County High Sc hool and attended college at Utah State University 8+in Logan, Utah; and 9+ WHEREAS, Of Basque decent, Pete is a third -generation rancher 10+in Nevada whose cattle ranching operation extends throughout Elko, 11+Eureka and White Pine Counties and before returning to cattle 12+ranching on a full -time basis, he worked for Kennecott Copper 13+Mining, the Eureka County Road Department, Mt. Wheeler Power 14+and Windfall Mining; and 15+ WHEREAS, As a volunteer firefighter and Director of the Eureka 16+County High School Rodeo Club, Pete s erved his local community 17+in Eureka County; and 18+ WHEREAS, In 1987, Pete was first elected to the Eureka County 19+Board of County Commissioners on which he served for 16 years, 20+14 years of which as Chair of the Board; and 21– 2 –-- 83rd Session (2025)-beginning in 2009, and then, after being elected to the Nevada-Senate, he spent his next six legislative sessions as a member of the-Senate Committee on Finance; and- WHEREAS, Throughout his time serving in the Nevada-Legislature, Pete was dedicated to supporting and strengthening-rural communities across this State by championing policies to-improve access to quality education and health care, advocating for-legislation to protect farmers and ranchers and their way of life and-promoting the responsible management of natural resources and-water systems; and- WHEREAS, After completi ng 22 years of public service in the-Nevada Legislature and just as Pete was preparing to retire to his-ranch, Governor Lombardo appointed Pete to represent District 8 on-the Board of Regents of the University of Nevada; and- WHEREAS, Pete has been married to his wife, Glady, for nearly-53 years and they had three children, Julian Joseph (“J.J.”), Jolene-and Raymond Baptista (“Tista”), and have two granddaughters,-Julianna and Amelia, who Pete affectionately refers to as “Punkie”-and “Meme”; now, therefore, be it- RESOLVED BY THE SENATE OF THE STATE OF NEVADA, That, for-his many years of devoted service to the State of Nevada and Eureka-County, Nevada, as a member of the Eureka County Board of-County Commissioners, a member of both the N evada Assembly-and Senate and as a Regent of the University of Nevada, Pete-Goicoechea is hereby inducted into the Senate Hall of Fame of the-Legislature of the State of Nevada; and be it further- RESOLVED, That this resolution becomes effective upon-adoption.+- *SR5*+ WHEREAS, In 2002, Pete was elected to the Nevada Assembly to 1+represent Assembly District 35, where he served for 10 years, 2+holding various leadership positions, including positions as Co -3+Minority Whip and Assembly Minority Floor Leader and 4+participating as an integral member of the illustrio us Cowboy 5+Caucus; and 6+ WHEREAS, In 2012, Pete was elected to the Nevada Senate to 7+represent Senate District 19, where he served for 12 years and held 8+positions including Chair of the Senate Committee on Government 9+Affairs and Chair of the Legislative Commission’s Subcommittee to 10+Study Water; and 11+ WHEREAS, Pete served as a member of the Assembly 12+Committee on Ways and Means for two legislative sessions 13+beginning in 2009, and then, after being elected to the Nevada 14+Senate, he spent his next six legislative ses sions as a member of the 15+Senate Committee on Finance; and 16+ WHEREAS, Throughout his time serving in the Nevada 17+Legislature, Pete was dedicated to supporting and strengthening 18+rural communities across this State by championing policies to 19+improve access to q uality education and health care, advocating for 20+legislation to protect farmers and ranchers and their way of life and 21+promoting the responsible management of natural resources and 22+water systems; and 23+ WHEREAS, After completing 22 years of public service in the 24+Nevada Legislature and just as Pete was preparing to retire to his 25+ranch, Governor Lombardo appointed Pete to represent District 8 on 26+the Board of Regents of the University of Nevada; and 27+ WHEREAS, Pete has been married to his wife, Glady, for nearly 28+53 years and they had three children, Julian Joseph (“J.J.”), Jolene 29+and Raymond Baptista (“Tista”), and have two granddaughters, 30+Julianna and Amelia, who Pete affectionately refers to as “Punkie” 31+and “Meme”; now, therefore, be it 32+ RESOLVED BY THE SENATE OF THE STATE OF NEVADA, That, for 33+his many years of devoted service to the State of Nevada and Eureka 34+County, Nevada, as a member of the Eureka County Board of 35+County Commissioners, a member of both the Nevada Assembly 36+and Senate and as a Regent of the Unive rsity of Nevada, Pete 37+Goicoechea is hereby inducted into the Senate Hall of Fame of the 38+Legislature of the State of Nevada; and be it further 39+ RESOLVED, That this resolution becomes effective upon 40+adoption. 41-20 ~~~~~ 25+H
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