First Recovery.gov, now the NYC Stimulus Tracker. Yesterday, when Mayor Michael Bloomberg unveiled the $1.1 billion in new infrastructure spending resulting from the city’s cut of the federal stimulus bill, he also announced the creation of a special website to lend transparency to the process, not unlike the model set out by our dear mayor. (Judging by WNYC and ProPublica’s Shovelwatch map, though, everyone’s getting in on the act, with all but five states and numerous municipalities launching such sites.)

There are six projects receiving direct stimulus funding, including $47 million for the repair of the Brooklyn Bridge, $175 million for rehabilition of the St. George Ferry ramps in Staten Island, and the $9.7 million repairs of a dozen roads throughout the five boroughs.

The mayor also announced 25 projects that will receive funds allocated at the state level, also known as displaced funds. Below is a list, but for more on both, see the mayor’s release. As a whole, he said the projects will create or preserve 32,000 jobs. But to be sure, check the Stimulus Tracker.

Individual projects by borough, with amount of stimulus money recieved and expected completion:

BRONX

• Improvements to Hunts Point, $22 million, Fall 2012
• Reconstruction of Paulding Avenue (Bronxwood), $21 million, Fall 2014
• Reconstruction of the Claremont Parkway Bridge (Bathgate), $7.0 million, Summer 2012
• Reconstruction of the Decatur Ave Retaining Wall (Bedford Park), $7 million, Fall 2011
• Improvements to Hugh Grant Circle (Parkchester), $3.5 million, Summer 2011

BROOKLYN

• Improvements to Brooklyn Navy Yard, $4.7 million, Summer 2011
• Streetscape Improvements to Flatbush Avenue (Flatbush), $3.5 million, June 2011
• Reconstruction of Nassau Avenue and Monitor Street (Greenpoint), $12.9 million, Fall 2011
• Reconstruction of Coney Island Boardwalk, $15 million, Spring 2011
• Reconstruction of Shore (Belt) Parkway East 8th Street Access Ramp (Bath Beach), $14 million, Spring 2011
• Reconstruction of Eastern Parkway (Prospect Heights), $6 million, Spring 2012
• Improvements to Bedford Stuyvesant Gateway Business District, $7.1 million, Winter 2011
• Replacement of Protective Coating on Steel Structure of Six Belt/Shore Parkway Bridges, $6.8 million, Fall 2011

MANHATTAN

• Reconstruction of West 125th Street, $1.9 million, Fall 2014
• Reconstruction of East Houston Street, $23.5 million, Fall 2011

QUEENS

• Improvements to Long Island City Queens Plaza – Phase I, $22 million, Spring 2011
• Improvements to Long Island City Queens Plaza – Phase II, $15 million, Spring 2011
• Reconstruction of Rockaway Boardwalk, $15 million, Spring 2011
• Reconstruction of College Point / 32nd Avenue, $12 million, Fall 2011
• Replacement of Hillside Avenue Sidewalk (Jamaica), $10 million, Fall 2010
• Extension of 132nd Street / Linden Place Extension, $7 million, Winter 2014

STATEN ISLAND

• Rehabilitation of 11 Staten Island Railway Bridges, $8.2 million, Summer 2010
• Completion of the St. George Ferry Terminal Retail Area, $6 million, Fall 2009