Change is in the air at Firehouse 51, and Chicago Fire fans are gearing up for one of the most eventful seasons yet. Season 14, premiering October 1 at 9/8c on NBC, promises a mix of exits, returns, and exciting new additions to the team.

Cast Exits: Saying Goodbye

Season 14 will see three key departures from Firehouse 51:

• Daniel Kyri – Darren Ritter will return briefly this season for an on-screen send-off after seven seasons, giving fans a proper farewell.

• Jake Lockett – Sam Carver exits the series as his character moves to Denver, with his departure already set up in the Season 13 finale.

• Michael Bradway – Jack Damon is leaving the series due to Bradway’s new role on Prime Video’s Every Summer After. Damon’s exit will be explained in the season premiere, with the door left open for a later return.

Returning Favorites

Despite these departures, most of the fan-favorite cast is back:

• Taylor Kinney as Lieutenant Kelly Severide

• David Eigenberg as Lieutenant Christopher Herrmann

• Joe Minoso as Joe Cruz

• Christian Stolte as Randall “Mouch” McHolland

• Randy Flagler as Capp

• Anthony Ferraris as Tony

• Miranda Rae Mayo as Lieutenant Stella Kidd

• Hanako Greensmith as Violet Mikami

• Jocelyn Hudon as Lyla Novak

• Dermot Mulroney as Chief Dom Pascal

Longtime cast members Hudon and Mulroney, who joined in recent seasons, are set to remain prominent in Season 14.

New Faces Joining Firehouse 51

Season 14 also introduces some fresh talent:

• Brandon Larracuente as Sal Vasquez, the newest firefighter on Truck 81, filling Carver’s role.

• Annabeth Gish as Annette Davis, the mayor’s chief of staff, who is poised to challenge Chief Pascal and stir up some political drama.

Guest and Recurring Appearances

Fans can also expect appearances from familiar faces like Katelynn Shennett (Kylie Estevez) and Tim Hopper (Captain Tom Van Meter), maintaining connections to past storylines.

What to Expect

Season 14 promises a mix of emotional goodbyes, fresh dynamics at Firehouse 51, and the return of beloved characters, ensuring the Windy City’s bravest firefighters continue to deliver drama, heroism, and heart.

Don’t miss the premiere on October 1 at 9/8c on NBC, as Firehouse 51 welcomes both old friends and new challenges.