vice: João Caramez Silas Manoel de Oliveira (1983-1988) vice: Elias de Souza Jurandir Salvarani (1989-1992) vice: Ramiro Eleutério Novaes João Caramez (1993-1996) vice: Lázaro Toledo Queiroz Filho Sérgio Montanheiro (1997-2000) vice: José Francisco de Oliveira Dalvani Anália Nasi Caramez (2001-2004) vice: Lineu Alberto Góis Maria Ruth Banholzer (2005-2008) vice: Jaci Tadeu da Silva Maria Ruth Banholzer (2009-2012) vice: Jaci Tadeu da Silva Jaci Tadeu da Silva (2013-2016) vice: Fláudio Azevedo Limas Igor Soares Ebert (2017 - 2020) vice: Marcos Teco Godoy Igor Soares Ebert (2021-2024) vice: Marcos Teco Godoy Subdivisions Some neighborhoods of Itapevi: Alto da Colina Amador Bueno Ambuitá Bairro dos Abreus Centro Chácaras Monte Serrat hácara Santa Cecília Cruz Grande Condomínio Nova São Paulo Condomínio Vila Verde (antigo Transurb) Condomínio Refúgio dos Pinheiros Granja Carolina Itaquí Jardim Briquet Jardim Bela Vista Alta Jardim Bela Vista Baixa Jardim Cruzeiro Jardim Dona Elvira Jardim Hokkaido Jardim Itaparica Jardim Julieta Jardim Maristela Jardim Paulista Jardim Portela Jardim Rainha Jardim Rute Jardim Rosemary Jardim Santa Rita Jardim São Carlos Jardim São Luiz Jardim Vitápolis Parque Boa Esperança Parque Santo Antônio Parque Suburbano Parque Wey Residencial das Flores Quatro Encruzilhadas Vila Aparecida Vila Aurora Vila Belmira Vila Dr. Cardoso Vila Esperança Vila Gióia Vila Nova Itapevi Vila Santa Rita Vila São Francisco Geography Physical setting Itapevi is located in Southeastern Brazil, in southeastern São Paulo State, approximately halfway between São Paulo city and Sorocaba. The city is located on a plateau located within the Serra do Mar (Portuguese for "Sea Range"), itself a component of the vast region known as the Brazilian Highlands, with an average elevation of around 799 metres (2,621 ft) above sea level, although being at a distance of only about 100 kilometres from the Atlantic Ocean. The original flora consisted mainly of a great variety of broadleaf evergreens. Today, non-native species are common, as the mild climate and abundant rainfall permit a multitude of tropical, subtropical and temperate plants to be cultivated, with eucalyptus being especially ubiquitous. Climate Itapevi climate is subtropical, temperate, warm the coldest month being July and warmest in February. Rainfall is abundant, amounting to an annual average of 1,324 mm. According to Köppen, Itapevi can be classified as a humid subtropical climate "Cfa". The climate table below shows the monthly and annual mean temperatures and rainfall for the city of Itapevi: Economy The municipality of Itapevi concentrates almost all its population in urban areas, and