I would imagine that cities have insurance for natural disasters and man made destruction.. Maybe not.

Well, I just looked it up.. Yes, most are. After they hefty pay-outs these insurance companies are going to be making over the plandemic and the riots, I would imagine they are going to do some re-writing of the contracts. Or charge more!

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Businesses covered, partly..
So many people are asking — Does insurance cover riots and looting?

The answer: Yes, standard insurance policies usually cover damage that results from rioting, looting, vandalism, and/or civil commotion. This would include damage caused by rioters as well as damage caused by the reactions of police and civil authorities during a riot.
https://www.webce.com/news/2020/06/04/does-insurance-cover-riots-and-looting

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And this
Today I will discuss “riot or civil commotion coverage” which is commonly found in residential, commercial and Federal property insurance policies and provides coverage for direct physical loss of or damage to covered property caused by or resulting from riot or civil commotion.

In Blackledge v. Omega Insurance Company,1 the Mississippi Supreme Court listed the four elements necessary for a riot or civil commotion to exist within the meaning of a property insurance policy:

(1) unlawful assembly of three or more people (or lawful assembly that due to its violence and tumult becomes unlawful) (2) acts of violence and (3) intent to mutually assist against lawful authority. The common law clearly indicates that lawful authority is not limited to official law enforcement, but extends to those whose rights are or may be injured and seek to protect those rights. In addition, there must be some degree of (4) public terror.

https://www.propertyinsurancecoveragelaw.com/2014/11/articles/commercial-insurance-claims/riot-or-civil-commotion-coverage/

Ya gotta wonder. If so, they're probably being paid in the
: millions.

: Wonder how long the riots will last if the national guard went
: to one city and mowed all the offending parties down. Would
: one city be enough, if there was a promise of more? A lot
: of people might not consider the job worth it, considering
: I think the instigators are being paid by Soros as well.
: Some in so called law enforcement, some not. HEY! GREAT TAX
: FREE JOB, AND THE SALARY AIN'T HALF BAD!

: Speculation, but I may be right.