The town reports more than 1,000 tonnes of material has been picked up.
Regular garbage pick up will resume tomorrow in Tecumseh.
Residents with restoration work underway by a private company are reminded that their contractors are responsible for removal of debris and it is not to be placed at the curb.
More than one-million kilograms (1,000 tonnees) of material was picked up over a week and a half by Windsor Disposal Services, three private contractors, and staff from the Public Works & Environmental Services and Parks & Recreation Departments.
At one point last week, three eight packer trucks, seven waste trucks, four backhoes and 30 workers were out collecting waste.
Data collected during the rain event shows that approximately 600-million gallons of water was pumped by the Town’s eight pump stations during the storm. That is equivalent to 900 Olympic size pools of water or nine seconds of water over Niagara Falls.
There is a flood survey on the town's website, residents are encouraged to fill it out so all data can be collected.