The Amador County District Attorney's Office said that Jacob Sean Heitz, 37, has been charged following what officials described as a lengthy investigation by the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (Cal Fire).
Firefighters ultimately stopped the forward progress at 118 acres. During firefighting efforts, a woman was seriously injured. A lighter was found close to the scene, officials said.
Heitz is scheduled to be arraigned on Monday on three felony charges including arson causing bodily injury, arson of a structure or forest, and arson of property of another, prosecutors said.
The Tiger Fire burned in one of Amador County's most populated unincorporated communities in the Sierra Nevada foothills.
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