Employee Spotlight
Every month, we proudly introduce two of our dedicated team members who contribute to our company's success. Join us in highlighting their hard work, unique talents, and the passion they bring to their respective roles at the District. Get to know the people behind our achievements and learn what makes our team truly special.
Meet - Angelo Imbrunetti
With more than 25 years of service to Stockton East Water District, Maintenance Mechanic II Angelo Imbrunetti brings extensive knowledge, experience, and dedication to his work. His familiarity with the Water Treatment Plant and willingness to lend a hand on construction projects make him a valued member of the District.
Angelo enjoys the variety each day brings and the friendships he has built over the years. To him, teamwork means anticipating needs, looking out for one another, and coming together to get the job done. He is especially proud of the team’s accomplishments at Watkins Crossing and looks forward to strengthening his heavy equipment operating skills to better support his coworkers.
Outside of work, Angelo takes pride in keeping his yard looking its best and hopes to hit a grand jackpot at the casino. If he could sit down with any historical figure, he would choose Benjamin Franklin to ask about the key on his famous kite. As for the future, Angelo is looking forward to retirement and enjoying a little extra sleep while everyone else heads to work!
“Angelo is not only a tremendous asset to the District but a genuinely good person. His experience, dependability, and willingness to help wherever needed have earned him the respect of those around him. We are fortunate to have him on our team.”David Higares, Maintenance & Construction Manager
Meet - Sheryl Morris
Sheryl Morris brings experience, dedication, and a strong work ethic to Stockton East Water District’s Water Treatment Plant Operations team. She especially enjoys the ever-changing nature of operations, where each day presents new challenges and opportunities to learn, improve, and strengthen her skills.
One lesson Sheryl has carried throughout her career is the importance of paying attention to detail. Emphasized early in her career, this advice continues to guide her work and is something she regularly shares with new operators. Her willingness to pass along her knowledge helps support the team and the next generation of operators.
Outside of work, Sheryl enjoys spending time in the hills checking on cattle, especially during calving season. Few things are more rewarding to her than watching healthy calves run and play. Looking ahead, she is excited about retirement and having more time to devote to ranching and teaching in the agricultural classroom.
Sheryl’s commitment to her work, enthusiasm for learning, and willingness to help others make her a valued part of the District.
"Sheryl is a motivated and dependable operator who is always willing to help with various tasks throughout the Water Treatment Plant. Her attention to detail, strong work ethic, and willingness to share her knowledge with other operators make her a valuable member of our team. I appreciate her dedication and the contributions she continues to make to the District."Kyle Brothers, Water Operations Manager