Miura America to host more than 300 first responders and families at fourth annual appreciation day and UGA game day tailgate

Miura America to host more than 300 first responders and families at fourth annual appreciation day and UGA game day tailgate

Posted by Staff Reports | Sep 7, 2026 | Floyd Events, Polk News, Top Local News | 0 | Miura America will host its fourth annual First Responders Appreciation Day and UGA game day tailgate Saturday, Sept. 19, bringing together more than 300 first responders, military members and their families for an afternoon of complimentary food, entertainment, family activities and community recognition. The rain-or-shine event will take place from 11:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at Miura America’s North American headquarters, 2200 Steven B. Smith Blvd. in Rockmart. Miura launched First Responders Appreciation Day in 2022 as a way to recognize the firefighters, law enforcement officers, emergency medical personnel, dispatchers, emergency support personnel, active-duty military members and veterans who serve communities throughout the region. Attendance and community support for the event have continued to grow each year. “Being part of this community, both personally and through Miura, makes this day especially meaningful to me,” said Amanda Barber, People Support Manager at Miura. “We want our first responders and military members to bring their families, enjoy a great afternoon together and simply let us take care of them for a change. This day is our way of saying thank you and making sure they know just how much their service and sacrifices are appreciated.”  More than 300 attendees are expected this year. Admission and activities are complimentary for eligible first responders, military…

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